Al Otaiba Communications, a major telecom and technology product distributor, and the exclusive distributor for Sweex, has launched a line of Sweex gaming accessories designed for popular gaming platforms.

The Netherlands-based Sweex manufactures computer-related products and is a leading player in the European market for consumer IT.

The accessories are designed for platforms such as PC, PSP, NDS Lite and Wii including the Sweex NDS Lite 17-in-1 bundle, Sweex PSP 17-in-1 premium players kit and the Sweex Wii sports pack.

The compact and stylish looking kits add convenience and additional features to the gaming experience, according to a report.

The Sweex NDS Lite 17-in-1 bundle represents all that a gamer needs as the proud owner of a NDS Lite. With the NDS Lite car adapter you can charge the NDS Lite on the road so that you can game on without interruptions. The NDS Lite stereo earphones can be used so that others are not bothered by the sound. And when you finish gaming, you store your NDS Lite in the solid NDS Lite case. The bundle comes in the colours black, pink and white.

The Sweex PSP 17-in-1 premium players kit contains all the important accessories for the PSP Slim and Lite. The solid PSP case, which is also available separately, protects your PSP and the seven useful PSP UMD covers make sure your games are protected.

Data can be sent to your computer with the PSP USB data cable. The PSP car adapter lets you game on the road. The PSP microfibre screen wipe cloth and the transparent screen protection sheet keep your PSP look good as new.

Gamers having the Wii sports pack can connect their sports device to the Wii controller and experience their favourite sport simply in the living room. The Sweex Wii sports pack contains a holder for the Wii controller, a tennis racket, golf club and a baseball bat.

Besides the various 17-in-1 bundles and kits, other Sweex  gaming accessories like a NDS 4-in-1 stylus bundle, Wii dual battery charger, Wii fit pack and the Wii racing wheel are also now available in this region through Al Otaiba, said the report. – TradeArabia News Service