Thrustmaster says the device boasts surgical accuracy, powered by a patent-pending system called Hall Effect Accurate Technology (Heart). At its launch, the manufacturers said that the joystick’s built in Heart magnetic sensors deliver precision levels over 200 times greater than most current systems. Although the device is not the most expensive on the market, it is being touted as the most accurate. Thrustmaster claims the technology also removes all friction from the device along with any risk of mechanical wear and tear, thus guaranteeing consistent precision after repeated gaming sessions. The T. 16000M’s three sections – including 2 removable parts – can be tailored to suit individual requirements, and it is suitable for both left- and right-handed users. The 16 action buttons can also be configured individually, and the firm has taken advice on ergonomic design to try to allow the device to alleviate game fatigue. The company also claims that the technology’s accuracy is improved by the absence of ‘dead zones’, a feature that allows for smoother actions. The joystick also contains a helical spring, enhancing firm control and allowing for more fluid movements. Finally, the T. 16000M boasts a solid, weighted base to ensure the device remains stable. The Thrustmaster T. 16000M is scheduled for release in the UK in February for £49.99. ( www.telegraph.co.uk )
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