E dopo il wired... arriva il wireless... :teach:


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Microsoft announced today that the Hardware Group will release the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows this December. The new controller, designed by the Xbox 360 team, works with Windows XP-based PCs and Xbox 360.

Product Description: Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows delivers the precision, comfort and control that will set the standard for next-generation game controllers. The wireless receiver, powered by 2.4GHz wireless technology, allows up to 30 feet of range. In addition, with two vibration feedback motors, an eight-way directional pad and an improved ergonomic design, this controller provides the ultimate wireless gaming experience on Windows XP and Xbox 360.



Features and Benefits:

    * Compatibility with a PC or Xbox 360 makes it unique among PC gamepads on the market.
    * Wireless range of up to 30 feet with 2.4GHz wireless technology allows users to play from virtually anywhere in the room.
    * Adjustable vibration feedback can be scaled down for longer battery life.
    * Improved ergonomic design enables comfortable play for extended gaming sessions.
    * Precise thumb sticks and two analog pressure-point triggers provide accurate control of any game.
    * One eight-way directional pad allows for exact movement in any given direction.
    * Integrated headset jack allows PC headset connection.
    * Identical button layout across platforms removes the hassle of having to learn a new controller layout.



System Requirements: To use Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows, gamers will need the following:

    * Windows XP with Service Pack 1 or later
    * 150 MB of available hard drive space
    * CD-ROM drive



Availability and Pricing: Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller for Windows will be widely available in late December 2006 for an estimated retail price of $59.95 (U.S.).

Io ho un Logitech Rumblepad wireless (che assomiglia tanto al Dual Shock) e devo dire che lo trovo davvero eccezionale!