This Changes RGB
Forever - Corsair CES 2019 #Helpful Post
anks
to Coursera for sponsoring our
trip
to CES 2019 the courser one is
their
new super-powerful water-cooled
gaming
and or workstation system you can
check
it out at the link below so of
course
there is no stranger to launching
new
RGB products at trade shows but this
time
really I swear it's actually
different
so this isn't just more RGB
LEDs
with more animation patterns or
anything
like that no okay actually
that's
exactly what it is but I swear
it's
different like get over here so
this
right here is a demo of what
Corsair
has been working with with a
company
called Primax and they're
calling
it capella --cz and what it
essentially
is is a method of mounting
LEDs
and not like not like this entire
surface
mount like blocky square white
thing
but actually the diode itself just
the
little dot in the middle that
actually
emits the light mounting LEDs
directly
to a PCB and this is important
for
a number of reasons it increases
power
efficiency which in turn can
actually
increase the maximum brightness
of
the leds and it dramatically
increases
their density so in the past
if
they wanted to do let's say an RGB
memory
module they would have been stuck
with
like basically this kind of spacing
there's
only so much granularity you can
get
to the animations that you can build
into
the product well now they can
achieve
density of like I mean what do
you
what even is this this is like a
hundred
LEDs or eighty LEDs looks like a
hundred
and it's like under my pinky and
I
have I have very small hands folks
very
very small fingers so right now
there's
only one product that is going
to
contain this new technology and it's
their
new Dominator platinum RGB you can
actually
see they've got like a history
of
Dominator platinum here and they
haven't
gone that crazy so they've only
got
12 of these capella X LEDs mounted
to
it but what they're talking about
sounds
pretty incredible because not
only
can they mount these things to a
rigid
PCV they can even mount them to a
flexible
PCB so even some of their most
RGB
tout products like some of their
fans
with 16 LEDs built into them I mean
this
is a whole new level they could put
hundreds
of LEDs into a
and
do like I mean they could even
display
something when you think about
it
this
is fundamentally a small LED
display
it's absolutely incredible now
they're
gonna need some software
upgrades
because at the current time a
single
channel off of I believe it's
their
node pro controller is that sound
right
Aaron
node Pro single channel 100 LEDs
at
a time right now yeah they're so a
single
channel can only support 100 LEDs
which
is like I'd have to do this so
those
guys have some work to do to catch
up
to this but this enables all kinds of
new
possibilities for LED lighting you
could
conceivably have a system with
thousands
or tens of thousands of LEDs
sille
in a nutshell more compact more
power
efficient or brighter so they
could
do something like a wireless
backlit
keyboard for example and just
generally
more possibilities because
they
can put them anywhere like that
look
at the difference in profile here
it's
crazy
speaking
up for referrals they're
stepping
up their game there as well so
we've
had range issues actually with our
dark
core RGB wireless mouse and our new
employee
lounge and I was so thrilled to
see
the harpoon RGB wireless so the
incredible
thing about this is twofold
number
one is the wireless technology
that
they've built into it so Corsair
says
but with a single device connected
to
a dongle they've achieved 500
microseconds
so that is about half of a
millisecond
of latency on this thing and
with
two devices connected like if you
had
a a harpoon RGB wireless and then a
future
keyboard that presumably they're
working
on you could get one millisecond
on
each and that's with a micro dongle
so
this is a new technology they're
calling
slipstream and the second really
cool
thing about it is the price so
they're
not holding back on us and
launching
this with a hundred and fifty
dollar
knows they want slipstream
freaking
everywhere in their lineup and
they
went well this mouse is the one
that's
currently most ready for
production
so we're gonna put it in
there
boom let's go 50 bucks it's super
light
it's just under 100 grams and the
range
is actually really impressive so
it's
running off of that system
they're
one of the coarser 1i 140s but
that's
not the crazy thing that's not
really
that far it's that they're doing
it
at CES so part of their slipstream
technology
is that they're able to
straddle
two frequencies at a time for a
very
short period and decide on which
one
is the best in order to maintain
that
latency and showing it off working
at
a trade show like CES without any
hitching
is either brave or foolish
so
far it's actually been working really
well
for most of our time with it so I'm
leaning
towards brave but I mean there's
still
plenty of time for them to regret
this
it's just looking pretty darn good
at
the moment they're boasting thirty
hours
of battery life using slipstream
or
up to sixty using bluetooth LE
although
of course there is a latency
disadvantage
there and it comes with a
little
compartment on the bottom for the
dongle
as well as a switch so you can go
between
2.4 gigahertz slipstream and
Bluetooth
this puppy is available hey
hey
I Harry when's the harpoon available
now
ok
you
can buy it today so you can go check
it
out at the link in the video
description
speaking of the link in the
video
description this video is brought
to
you by the Corsair 1 the lineup goes
all
the way from the i-140 which has an
RT
x 2080 and an 8 core processor all
the
way up to the I 180 Pro which is
really
closer to a workstation than it
is
to gaming with 12 cores 32 gigs of
ram
an RT x 28 e TI a 750 watt power
supply
and this is all in the same slim
form
factor as the original Corsair 1 so
you
can check that out at the link in
the
video description thanks to Corsair
for
sponsoring this video and thanks to
you
guys for watching don't miss any of
our
CES content we will see you guys at
the
next move oh by the way the elgato
guys
here at Corsair we're gonna be
super
sad if I didn't mention their key
light
so you can control it so check
this
out you can adjust color
temperature
and brightness and stuff
with
your stream deck it's like Wi-Fi
connected
if your streamer is pretty
sick
if you're not a streamer then maybe
you
just really like having like a light
on
your desk but that's cool too
anks
to Coursera for sponsoring our
trip
to CES 2019 the courser one is
their
new super-powerful water-cooled
gaming
and or workstation system you can
check
it out at the link below so of
course
there is no stranger to launching
new
RGB products at trade shows but this
time
really I swear it's actually
different
so this isn't just more RGB
LEDs
with more animation patterns or
anything
like that no okay actually
that's
exactly what it is but I swear
it's
different like get over here so
this
right here is a demo of what
Corsair
has been working with with a
company
called Primax and they're
calling
it capella --cz and what it
essentially
is is a method of mounting
LEDs
and not like not like this entire
surface
mount like blocky square white
thing
but actually the diode itself just
the
little dot in the middle that
actually
emits the light mounting LEDs
directly
to a PCB and this is important
for
a number of reasons it increases
power
efficiency which in turn can
actually
increase the maximum brightness
of
the leds and it dramatically
increases
their density so in the past
if
they wanted to do let's say an RGB
memory
module they would have been stuck
with
like basically this kind of spacing
there's
only so much granularity you can
get
to the animations that you can build
into
the product well now they can
achieve
density of like I mean what do
you
what even is this this is like a
hundred
LEDs or eighty LEDs looks like a
hundred
and it's like under my pinky and
I
have I have very small hands folks
very
very small fingers so right now
there's
only one product that is going
to
contain this new technology and it's
their
new Dominator platinum RGB you can
actually
see they've got like a history
of
Dominator platinum here and they
haven't
gone that crazy so they've only
got
12 of these capella X LEDs mounted
to
it but what they're talking about
sounds
pretty incredible because not
only
can they mount these things to a
rigid
PCV they can even mount them to a
flexible
PCB so even some of their most
RGB
tout products like some of their
fans
with 16 LEDs built into them I mean
this
is a whole new level they could put
hundreds
of LEDs into a
and
do like I mean they could even
display
something when you think about
it
this
is fundamentally a small LED
display
it's absolutely incredible now
they're
gonna need some software
upgrades
because at the current time a
single
channel off of I believe it's
their
node pro controller is that sound
right
Aaron
node Pro single channel 100 LEDs
at
a time right now yeah they're so a
single
channel can only support 100 LEDs
which
is like I'd have to do this so
those
guys have some work to do to catch
up
to this but this enables all kinds of
new
possibilities for LED lighting you
could
conceivably have a system with
thousands
or tens of thousands of LEDs
sille
in a nutshell more compact more
power
efficient or brighter so they
could
do something like a wireless
backlit
keyboard for example and just
generally
more possibilities because
they
can put them anywhere like that
look
at the difference in profile here
it's
crazy
speaking
up for referrals they're
stepping
up their game there as well so
we've
had range issues actually with our
dark
core RGB wireless mouse and our new
employee
lounge and I was so thrilled to
see
the harpoon RGB wireless so the
incredible
thing about this is twofold
number
one is the wireless technology
that
they've built into it so Corsair
says
but with a single device connected
to
a dongle they've achieved 500
microseconds
so that is about half of a
millisecond
of latency on this thing and
with
two devices connected like if you
had
a a harpoon RGB wireless and then a
future
keyboard that presumably they're
working
on you could get one millisecond
on
each and that's with a micro dongle
so
this is a new technology they're
calling
slipstream and the second really
cool
thing about it is the price so
they're
not holding back on us and
launching
this with a hundred and fifty
dollar
knows they want slipstream
freaking
everywhere in their lineup and
they
went well this mouse is the one
that's
currently most ready for
production
so we're gonna put it in
there
boom let's go 50 bucks it's super
light
it's just under 100 grams and the
range
is actually really impressive so
it's
running off of that system
they're
one of the coarser 1i 140s but
that's
not the crazy thing that's not
really
that far it's that they're doing
it
at CES so part of their slipstream
technology
is that they're able to
straddle
two frequencies at a time for a
very
short period and decide on which
one
is the best in order to maintain
that
latency and showing it off working
at
a trade show like CES without any
hitching
is either brave or foolish
so
far it's actually been working really
well
for most of our time with it so I'm
leaning
towards brave but I mean there's
still
plenty of time for them to regret
this
it's just looking pretty darn good
at
the moment they're boasting thirty
hours
of battery life using slipstream
or
up to sixty using bluetooth LE
although
of course there is a latency
disadvantage
there and it comes with a
little
compartment on the bottom for the
dongle
as well as a switch so you can go
between
2.4 gigahertz slipstream and
Bluetooth
this puppy is available hey
hey
I Harry when's the harpoon available
now
ok
you
can buy it today so you can go check
it
out at the link in the video
description
speaking of the link in the
video
description this video is brought
to
you by the Corsair 1 the lineup goes
all
the way from the i-140 which has an
RT
x 2080 and an 8 core processor all
the
way up to the I 180 Pro which is
really
closer to a workstation than it
is
to gaming with 12 cores 32 gigs of
ram
an RT x 28 e TI a 750 watt power
supply
and this is all in the same slim
form
factor as the original Corsair 1 so
you
can check that out at the link in
the
video description thanks to Corsair
for
sponsoring this video and thanks to
you
guys for watching don't miss any of
our
CES content we will see you guys at
the
next move oh by the way the elgato
guys
here at Corsair we're gonna be
super
sad if I didn't mention their key
light
so you can control it so check
this
out you can adjust color
temperature
and brightness and stuff
with
your stream deck it's like Wi-Fi
connected
if your streamer is pretty
sick
if you're not a streamer then maybe
you
just really like having like a light
on
your desk but that's cool too
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