Sunday, 6 May 2012

Ariel Atom-inspired simulator touts world's first 180-degree spherical projector screen





The Ariel Atom is arguably one of the greatest bangs for the buck in terms of sports car performance, the automaker has paired up with Motion Simulation to design a particularly special simulator for both hardcore fans as well pro racing drivers and pilots. 


The TL1 has the world's first 180-degree spherical projection unit to give you that advance view of the apex without display bezels getting in the way. Its seat not only adjusts to fit different breeds of cars and aircraft but, if you opt for it, tucks in a motion transducer that will properly jolt you when you hit a bump in the road. What may please extra-serious racing game fans the most is the off-the-shelf nature of the computer needed to drive the TL1 properly: as long as your graphics hardware can handle the extra-wide 5760 x 1200 resolution, any typical Windows XP or Windows 7 desktop will do. 






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