Logitech introduces PS3 Driving Force wireless steering wheel
By Nilay Patel 
posted Jul 15th 2008 4:01AM
posted Jul 15th 2008 4:01AM
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I wonder if you run into walls when your mom answers the cordless phone...
Ah yes, DUI... Driving Under Interference.
@Rawlins
That comment is made of 24k gold. Thank you.
Lmao, I registered just to comment on that. Well played sir, well played.
Finally. I wonder whether it's comparable to the G25.
Probably won't compare to the G25 no shifter :(
G25 shifter was 2 buttons obscured by a stick... not a real shifter.
No shifter. No pedals either. It's not designed to compete with the G25.
Basic, the G25 has a six-position gate with physical reverse lockout. I have no idea what you're talking about ripping on it as not a real shifter.
Yeah, I realise it's not meant to compete with the G25, I'm just wondering whether the wireless technology will in some way inhibit them from implementing this in future models. Although the small form factor of the G25 is a plus point, the wires are still a major turn-off when deciding whether to play a game. Would be a match made in heaven if the could get it wireless without any tangible difference in quality.
I can dream anyway.
Basic is confused with the original Logitech MOMO wheels for which he'd be right in saying they merely had a shifter with two buttons (typically used for changing gears up and down). But the G25 has a pretty decent shifter in an affordable package (clutch + pedals, wheel + shifter) - so he'd be wrong in that case.
Of course... another peripheral that does not utilize the PS3's Bluetooth.
Also it seems that there are none of those big paddles we love in the MS xbox360 wheel.
Let's hope there are not just some small buttons for gears.
they are black, look carefully
The gear shifting buttons are visible on the front, the LT and RT buttons by the rim of the wheel. The levers behind are the gas and brake.
Ugh. The 360 wheel is crap. I dare not even speak it's name. The biggest disappointment in recent memory.
Is it non-standard signal or Bluetooth HID?
Built-in gas and brake controls: Puts precise, fast action within easy reach.
No pedals and no 900 degree steering BLAH!
I had the old Logitech wheel for the PS2 for about a week before i returned it because with out 900 degree rotation it just feels like a huge joystick. There is no point of dropping 100+ dollars on a wheel that turns 90 degrees
I'm not getting it if it's not blutooth...tired of all these third party coming out with their own wireless.