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Samsung GT2 comes forward into the light, gets pictured and spec'd
Being obscured by bigger names like the MyTouch 4G Slide and Samsung Hercules, little TLC was given to the Froyo-powered Samsung Gravity Touch 2 on T-Mobile's leaked roadmap yesterday. To give the Android-that-could its 15 minutes of fame, TmoNews uncovered a very official-looking presentation slide that seems to confirm a $225 price tag and a few specs with it. The GT2, as it's being called, will sport a 3.2-inch screen with a full horizontal slide and is the first member of the Gravity lineup to get Android. We'll also reportedly find an 800MHz CPU and 3MP camera that are characteristic of current midrange smartphones. We'd have a hard time choosing it over the HTC Sensation 4G, which is also supposed to arrive June 8th.
Fanatec Porsche GT2 wheel and Clubsport pedals review
Sim racing keeps on moving toward higher-end accessories, while there have always been top-shelf components available to the hardcore, games like Gran Turismo 5 are encouraging more and more people to want a more and more realistic driving experience. Fanatec has been delivering that experience for years and its $250 Porsche 911 GT2 is the company's latest and highest-end product, offering a luxurious Alcantara covering, the obligatory 900 degrees of rotation, and full compatibility with force feedback for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. Fanatec was also kind enough to send us a set of its $200 Clubsport pedals to hit the virtual road with. Click on through to see how we did. %Gallery-114828%
