罗技飞行摇杆

FOUNT.INK

转自驱动之家
罗技公司今天发布了一款新品飞行模拟游戏控制器Flight System G940。这是罗技G系列高端游戏外设继键鼠、音箱耳机、方向盘之后的又一新系列，并且是罗技首款力反馈飞行摇杆。

Flight System G940由三部分组成，分别是摇杆、双节流阀和方向舵踏板，设计吸取了军用/民用飞机以及直升机控制系统的理念，采用HOTAS（双手不离开摇杆及节流阀情况下控制关键飞行系统）概念，可编程按键共有250种组合。三大组件都采用橡胶脚垫，并可用螺丝牢牢固定在桌面或地面上。

G940整套系统中，摇杆采用了Immersion公司授权的I-FORCE力反馈技术，提供无接触X/Y轴位置传感器，提供6个可编程按键，2级金属扳机键，POV控制开关，8向苦力帽，小指Shift键和三组模拟副翼、升降舵控制旋钮。

双节流阀提供两组4向苦力帽，握柄上提供4个可编程按键，两组模拟旋钮以及3位模式开关。底座上则提供8个LED背光可编程按钮。而方向舵踏板则采用不锈钢材质，可调阻力值。

罗技Flight System G940支持《微软模拟飞行》、《IL-2》、《Lock On》等流行飞行模拟游戏，将于9月上市，售价299.99美元，提供一年质保。






这跟赛钛客的X52PRO 有的一比了。

oscarnobel

fh120285

不知道在中国要卖多少RMB啊？？
EVO党~无限流口水中~

iceviper

空军休息室已经发了。
我自己的建议是如果国内价格虚高，用信用卡从国外买，最多自己给个邮费

Akar

留在这里吧:
“There’s nothing ordinary about a G-series gaming peripheral, and the G940 is no different,” said Ruben Mookerjee, Logitech’s director of product marketing for gaming. “We approached this project with the goal of redefining the flight sim experience. Whether you’re flying an A380, an F/A-18 Hornet or a Comanche helicopter, when you want to feel the wind on your wings, control engines together or independently or master tricky maneuvers, the G940 behaves and feels like the real thing – from takeoff to landing.”

For an immersive experience, the three-component Logitech Flight System G940 features a force feedback joystick, dual throttle and rudder pedals. And, with more than 250 programmable button options integrated into a fully featured HOTAS (or Hands On Throttle-and-Stick) design, you’re able to access critical aircraft systems without taking your hands off the controls.

The system is also easy to set up; just connect the throttle and the pedals to the joystick cable, and plug the USB connector into your computer. And all components feature mounting hard points,（看来螺丝孔没看错） making it easy to secure them to a surface. The Flight System G940 is compatible with most popular PC flight simulators, including Microsoft® Flight Simulator X, IL-2 Sturmovik™: 1946 and Lock On: Modern Air Combat X-Plane 9.

For added realism, the Flight System G940 joystick features Logitech’s award-winning force feedback technology, which allows you to control your aircraft with confidence as you feel its movement as well as its reaction to air, turbulence and g-forces. Unlike vibration feedback or rumble technology, force feedback is directionally precise and tactile, （力回馈不会仅仅是振动，估计感觉和FFB之类的差不多）so you get an accurate simulation of the forces experienced in the game.

Featuring a two-stage metal trigger, six programmable buttons, mini-stick, 8-way hat and three analog trim controls, (1个两段位的扳机，和cougar差不多；6个可编程按钮，迷你摇杆，8向苦力帽，3个trim。。。)the Flight System G940 joystick is designed to put you in complete control of your aircraft. And to ensure comfort during long flights, the joystick has a wide, solid base, a palm rest, a slight forward tilt of the stick and soft touch surface. （……杆子稍向前方倾斜一些……）

To give you realistic control over any aircraft, the Flight System G940 features a split throttle design, for easy control of multi-engine aircraft. When flying a single engine aircraft, a push-button interlocks the throttles for a more comfortable experience. （……和F15，A10等双发战机的油门杆类似，分开控制双发，一个闭锁按钮……）

The interactive, programmable throttle-base buttons integrate with your favorite flight simulation software and illuminate red, green, amber or off to indicate the status of critical aircraft systems – just like they would in a real cockpit. （……油门基座上的按钮颜色变化是可以和游戏程序互动的，比如，紧急情况下，失效系统的指示灯会闪烁等等……）For your convenience, Logitech includes 80 pre-designed legend inserts that slip into the buttons, making it easy to create an authentic switch panel with, for example, GPS, autopilot and landing-gear controls. （预留外接扩展接口，可以接一些GPS，自动飞行面板等等）

In addition to the eight programmable base-buttons, the Flight System G940 provides two eight-way hat switches, four programmable grip buttons and two rotary analog-controls. The included Logitech Gaming Software allows you to assign virtually every possible control to the G940 in just a few steps.

The pedals – the four-bar mechanism, inspired by the designs of current jet fighters – feature an open frame design with rudder controls and toe brakes, giving you true-to-life control, especially when performing defensive maneuvers or crosswind landings, or piloting helicopters. An adjustable pedal-force knob lets you change the resistance to fit your flying style. And for added comfort, the pedal base has carpet grips and heel rests to keep the pedals and your feet in place even during the most difficult maneuvers.
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The Logitech Flight System G940 is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe in September for a suggested retail price of $299.99 (U.S.). 预计9月上市！！

Akar

Lots of people have Chuck Yeager aspirations but Joe Schmoe opportunities for flight time. For them there's the flight sim. Titles like Microsoft Flight Sim and Falcon are some of the earliest to popularize PC gaming, and since the beginning they've been accompanied by high-price controllers that replicate the experience of flying. Logitech's Flight System G940 is the latest. We spent a little bit of time with it in the company's cramped meeting room on the show floor to see if it's worth adding to your virtual hangar.

Gallery: Logitech's G940

The whole setup includes a flight stick, throttle control, and a set of some of the beefiest pedals we've yet seen, big enough for the boots of any NFL linesman who happen to stop by and heavy enough to ensure they won't go scuttling away under your desk when you're correcting for the crosswind on the final approach to Kai Tak.

The bases on the two desktop sticks are similarly heavy, but despite that heft their movement is quite light. The flight stick is definitely oriented for the combat pilot, with plenty of buttons and toggles for whatever weapons system your next gen interceptor may have on offer, plus trim knobs for all axes.




The throttle controller is similarly well endowed with buttons, a tophat and a four-way rocker, and is split to allow control over two banks of engines. Notable here is the four-by-two array of light-up buttons. They can indivdiually glow red, green, or orange, and are fully programmable and customizable. The controller will ship with an array of labels that gamers can apply to identify each control, and scripts can be written to dictate the behavior of the buttons, so that, for example, your landing gear button will be green when up, red when down, and maybe orange when stuck somewhere in between.




Code will be released with the controller to match a variety of popular flight sims, like Microsoft Flight Simulator and IL-2 Sturmovik, and anyone who knows their way around a C compiler can craft their own. We're guessing there'll be no shortage of extensions not long after this launches, which will be in September, by the way. $299 is not cheap, but for a quality flight system like three Benjamins is something of a bargain, and is well worth considering for anyone looking to get a bit more serious -- but not totally hardcore -- with their digital flight craft.