Thrustmaster introduces Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500

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Because most of us can’t afford to buy a real F1 car to race around a track, we have to settle for buying a souped-up PC and an F1 racing simulator game instead. Since racing with the keyboard or gamepad isn’t exactly a very enthralling experience, manufacturers have come up with racing wheels and pedals to bring the experience to the next level. And while we can’t sit in the cockpit of a real F1 car, we can use accessories that mimic the real thing.

Thrustmaster’s latest racing wheel, the Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500 aims to give us that experience. Modeled after the interior of the F1 Ferrari 150° Italia, this life-sized replica of the car’s cockpit gives you an experience that’s as authentic as possible – minus the wind in your face and the smell of burning tires on the road, of course.

It features a rubber-textured grip, a life-size diameter, reinforced scratch-brushed metal face, two rotary encoder knobs for adjusting settings on-the-fly, eight dual-detent push-buttons, three automatic centering 3-position metal switches, two 8-directional D-Pads, and Push and Pull F1 shifters. A pedal set with 3 metal pedals complete the racing wheel which works for both the PlayStation 3 and PC.

The Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500 will be available this month at the suggested retail price of $699.99. Find out more.

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T-Mobile introduces Samsung Galaxy S2

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It looks like last week’s news about the announcement turned out to be true. Today, T-Mobile has given a release date for one of the most anticipated Android phones arriving on the network: the Samsung Galaxy S2. Already out on Sprint’s network and coming soon for AT&T, we finally have a release date for T-Mobile’s version. T-Mobile’s Galaxy S2 will feature a 4.52? Super AMOLED Plus display, a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 processor (as opposed to the Exynos found on the other Galaxy S2 phones – this adds unneeded confusion for consumers, as the name of the phones and hardware don’t match but let’s hope the experience will), Android 2.3.5, NFC, DLNA compatible, HDMI output, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS. The Galaxy S2 will also support T-Mobile’s HSPA+ 42 network.

The phone will be available nationwide starting October 12th, while online pre-sales will begin on October 10th. The phone is expected to cost $229.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a 2-year contract on T-Mobile. Find out more. And make sure you check out our reviews for the AT&T Galaxy S2 as well as the Sprint Epic 4G Touch.

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Western Digital introduces My Passport Studio and My Passport for Mac

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Looking for the next generation of portable hard disk drives from Western Digital? The company has announced the introduction of its newest generation of My Passport drives: the My Passport Studio and My Passport for Mac. The My Passport Studio is designed for on-the-go photographers, videographers, artists, and basically people who need to transfer large amounts of data all the time. It features two FireWire 800 ports and a USB 2.0 interface, encryption and password protection software, and is available in sizes of up to 1TB.

The My Passport for Mac is designed for Mac users looking for high capacity storage in an ultra-compact lightweight design. It has a USB 2.0 port, and is available in sizes of up to 1TB. Both My Passport portable hard disks are available now, with prices starting at $119.99 for the 750GB My Passport for Mac, and $129.99 for the 1TB version. The My Passport Studio will cost you $159.99 got 750GB and $179.99 for 1TB.

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Logitech introduces new Wireless Headset and Wireless Boombox

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In today’s world where nobody likes to deal with the hassle of connecting cables, wireless devices are starting to be the norm, and Logitech has released some new audio accessories that fit the bill. First up we have the Wireless Headset for iPad (don’t let the name fool you, it works with other devices as well) – a Bluetooth headset that works from up to 33 feet (10 meters) away from your mobile device over a Bluetooth connection. It also features a noise-cancelling microphone which lets you answer calls or record yourself singing without having to hold your tablet or phone in your hands. It features a foldable form factor that makes it convenient to carry around and has a touted battery life of six-hours. The Wireless Headset for iPad is up for pre-order now and will set you back $82 (59.99 EUR).

Next up we have the Logitech Wireless Boombox for iPad – a wireless stereo speaker which you can use to amplify the audio playing on your mobile device or let play music from across the room. The boom box features eight custom-designed drivers for a wide range of sounds, and also makes use of Bluetooth connectivity. It also features a 3.5mm auxiliary jack for wired input for those times when your phone/player is low on battery, or you have a music player that doesn’t feature Bluetooth. It is also touted to have a battery life of six-hours. The Wireless Boombox for iPad is up for pre-order now for $204 (149 EUR).

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Sharp introduces Aquos SH8298U 3D Android handset

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Heads up Japan, if 3D phones are your thing and the LG Optimus 3D and HTC EVO 3D just don’t cut it for you, it looks like another Sharp Aquos Android handset is headed your way, and this time it will be in the 3D variety with the Sharp Aquos SH8298U.

In terms of specs, the SH8298U will be sporting a 4.2” qHD glasses-free 3D display and is powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor that is aided by the Adreno 205 GPU. It will come with 512MB of RAM, 2GB of internal storage (which can be expanded via a microSD card slot), dual 8MP cameras at the back (for shooting in 3D) and will be coming shipped with Android’s Gingerbread 2.3.

It will come in red or white and oddly enough it only features three hardware buttons as opposed to the four that we are used to seeing on other Android devices. Based on the specs alone, the Sharp Aquos SH8298U is looking up to be a mid-ranged Android device, but unfortunately no word on price or availability outside of Japan.

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