The latest gaming laptop from MSI turns your eyes into a controller. Today at CES in Las Vegas, the company announced a slate of new gaming-focused devices — ranging from thin and light notebooks to powerful all-in-one desktops — but the most interesting is the GT72S Tobii, which is the first PC to integrate Tobii's eye-tracking technology (previously you needed to purchase an eye-tracking controller separately, which start at $129).
MSI hasn't revealed any specs for the machine, but the new laptop will include both eye-tracking and facial recognition support. Last year Assassin's Creed Rogue became the first blockbuster game to utilize the tech, letting you control the in-game camera by looking around. Since then a number of other...
via The Verge
