It's already available for PC?

anyone try this thing?

http://laptoplogic.com/news/detail.php?id=5265

OCZ's Neural Impulse Actuator is a device which interprets electrical signals from your brain in order to input commands to a system. It has already been released for the PC platform but the makers are now working to port the same for the top three consoles - one at a time (Wii is the lucky number one).

OCZ, also informed that Microsoft has attempted to acquire the NIA technology from OCZ in the past, but the offer was turned down flat.

Looks like Wii will have this technology first.  (If it really works)

Unsurprising

Mainly it uses facial muscles but it can also use alpha and beta waves, from all reports the more complex stuff like glance control is very hard to use - maybe it just requires a lot of practice, hopefully the developers will refine the software to make it easier to control.

It costs somewhere between £100-£150 

hmm interesting