RTX develops products for the gaming market

Products for the gaming market – playing anytime, anywhere

The gaming industry is a market segment set for heavy expansion, and RTX has in recent years been expanding its business area to include gaming accessories.

Headsets and game pads

RTX’s development ranges from headsets to game pads for the leading companies in their respective fields. The most popular techno-logies used are Bluetooth and 2.4GHz DCT. The challenges to developing products for the gaming industry are great and require engineering experts. There are two major success factors: data transfer reliability and data transfer speed. Data transfer must be very reliable and extremely fast. Speed is a success factor, and RTX has succeed to obtain a response rate of down to 20 milliseconds, which sets high demand for input and output.   

The Gaming Market – the fastest growing market 

RTX is also developing products for  the ordinary gaming market, where existing gaming products are made wireless and mobile and the mobile gaming market, which is gaming via a mobile phone.

Ordinary gaming

For the ordinary gaming industry, RTX has made existing game accessories wireless, something the market has long awaited.  Wireless technologies are now mature enough to handle the extremely fast response rate which gaming requires.

Mobile gaming – RTX develops accessories

RTX has seen interest in mobile gaming increase dramatically, and has developed different kinds of accessories for the market. This market growth is due to the launch of new color handsets which offer greater usability, polyphonic sound and Java technology. Mobile gaming has already proven to be hugely popular in Japan, where people are willing to pay to download games which can be played anywhere and anytime.

M-Gaming is the new golden egg for mobile phone companies

Mobile phone companies have been -looking for new ways for subscribers to use their mobiles, as increasing competition has forced revenues down. M-Gaming is expected to be more lucrative than ringtones.