The Ultimate Gaming Cockpit From Motion Simulation For $18,000
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Oct 22, 2024
Oct 22, 2024
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Last year, we saw the Ultimate Battlefield 3 Simulator but it was not built for commercial purpose. Now Motion Simulation has brought the Ultimate Cockpit for gamers who are ready for burning their pocket for the experience.
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The TL1 simulator housed in a cockpit features a 180 degree curved display with a resolution of 5760 x 1200 or 3840 x 800. The curved display system uses a projector which can be connected through HDMI or DVI ports. While most of enthusiastic gamers use multi-display setups for a larger screen, this provides a more immersive option with the 180-degree view without any break. The simulator can be connected to a PS3, Xbox 360 and a PC.
The exterior of the cockpit sports a trendy look and the colour combination can be customised upon ordering. The pod has been designed for an ultimate experience of Racing, FPS and Flight simulation games. The feedback experience can even be felt as the simulator gives variable driving positions depending on the situations of the game with the help of a Motion Transducer. More details can be found on their <a href="https://www.motionsimulation.com/?page_id=535" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Full Motion Racing Simulator UK - Motion Simulation</a>.
The TL1C (seat only configuration) simulator will be made available soon and Motion Simulation is now taking orders for the TL1 which is available in three variants of TL1, TL1s and TL1 Professional starting at $18,000. Here's a video showing the simulator in action.
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The TL1 simulator housed in a cockpit features a 180 degree curved display with a resolution of 5760 x 1200 or 3840 x 800. The curved display system uses a projector which can be connected through HDMI or DVI ports. While most of enthusiastic gamers use multi-display setups for a larger screen, this provides a more immersive option with the 180-degree view without any break. The simulator can be connected to a PS3, Xbox 360 and a PC.
The exterior of the cockpit sports a trendy look and the colour combination can be customised upon ordering. The pod has been designed for an ultimate experience of Racing, FPS and Flight simulation games. The feedback experience can even be felt as the simulator gives variable driving positions depending on the situations of the game with the help of a Motion Transducer. More details can be found on their <a href="https://www.motionsimulation.com/?page_id=535" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Full Motion Racing Simulator UK - Motion Simulation</a>.
The TL1C (seat only configuration) simulator will be made available soon and Motion Simulation is now taking orders for the TL1 which is available in three variants of TL1, TL1s and TL1 Professional starting at $18,000. Here's a video showing the simulator in action.
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