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Saitek keeps flight simulation alive with new gear, no word on robot air hostesses

Saitek keeps flight simulation alive with new gear, no word on robot air hostesses

Microsoft can have axed its Flight Simulator franchise a short time back, but it surely appears that there are still enough virtual pilots accessible to keep Mad Catz abuzz with making new apparatus. Basically, the notoriously expensive Saitek Pro Flight range will likely be seeing an addition of three new products in October. First we have now the self-explanatory Backlit Information Panel, that could probably double as a dear mood light you probably have $149.00 / £129.99 / €149.99 to spare. Next up is the identically-priced Throttle, Pitch and Mixture System box that\’s alleged to replicate the controls found on the Cessna, Piper and Money Bravo light aircrafts. If these two modules fail to drain your piggy bank, you may always fork out another $199.99 / £179.99 / €199.99 for the F16 / F35-inspired, die-cast alloy Combat Rudder Pedals. Bundle these with the alternative Saitek hardware and you could possibly get just about having the full cockpit.

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Combat Rudder Pedals, Throttle, Pitch & Mixture System and Backlit Information Panel Set To Debut at 2010 Farnborough International Airshow

San Diego, July 23. 2010

Mad Catz® Interactive, Inc. (\” Mad Catz\” or \” the Company\” ) (AMEX/TSX: MCZ), a leading third-party interactive entertainment accessory provider today confirmed plans to attend the 2010 Farnborough International Airshow occurring at the Farnborough International Airshow Aerodrome, UK from July 19 through to July 25 2010.

Located at Stand A2 in Hall 3, Mad Catz invites visitors to experience the joys of professional flight simulation, with an entire replica cockpit handy housing the very latest in Saitek Pro Flight hardware which gamers and enthusiasts can attempt for themselves.

As element of planned events for the Farnborough show, Mad Catz plans on unveiling three new products from the Saitek Pro Flight range to the majority for the very first time.

Timed to coincide with the airshow, Mad Catz also plans on celebrating the launch of the hot range with a new Saitek website. Located at www.saitek.com the hot website, anticipated to launch on July 24, offers simulation enthusiasts a fresh, informative and often updated destination for their favorite hobby.

Full information on the hot range of Saitek Pro Flight products is as follows:

Saitek Pro Flight Combat Rudder Pedals

Fully compatible with all major flight simulation titles, the Saitek Pro Flight Combat Rudder Pedals add comfort and realism to any pre-existing flight simulation installation. Inspired by pedal designs found in modern fighter aircraft corresponding to the F16 or F35, the Rudder Pedals are constructed from a highly robust Di-cast alloy, providing durability and authenticity for one of the most demanding of aspiring flight-sim pilots. Independent left and right brake axis enables greater accuracy and precision when performing braking maneuvers. Self-centering rudder axis works along with a user configurable dampening adjuster, allowing users to define levels of pressure required to operate rudder controls. 3-way adjustable pedal angle enables a bespoke flying experience, while optional foot plate provides extra comfort during flight. Powerful Saitek ST software allows users to totally configure their Rudder Pedals with software of their choice. The Rudder Pedals are ideal for use with the Saitek X65-F and X52 H.O.T.A.S. Pro Flight Systems and have compatibility with WindowsTM 7, VistaTM, XPTM and XP64TM.

MSRP: $199.99 / £179.99 / €199.99

Saitek Pro Flight Throttle, Pitch and Mixture System

Fully compatible with all major flight simulation titles and pre-existing flight simulation set ups, the Saitek Pro Flight Throttle, Pitch and Mixture System replicates the control surface found in light aircraft, which include the Cessna®, Piper® and Money Bravo®. Three durable aluminium rods allow users to accurately alter throttle, pitch and fuel mixture levels and an extra 9 fully programmable toggle switches provide a number of user defined controls during flight. Complete with mounting clamps which permit users to secure to a desk or flat surface, the Throttle, Pitch and Mixture System is compatible with WindowsTM 7, VistaTM, XPTM and XP64TM.

MSRP: $149.99 / £129.99 / €149.99

Saitek Pro Flight Backlit Information Panel

Compatible with Microsoft® Flight SimTM X and Flight SimTM 2004, the Saitek Pro Flight Backlit Information Panel provides users with clear and authentic information during flight. Supplied with over 70 individual \’command tiles\’ which display a good selection of in flight commands and data, users can customize their Information Panel to display flight information relevant to their aircraft or personal preference. Similarly, users can assign a decision of three colors to each or the 24 segments, allowing different command tiles to light up with different colors during flight. Command tiles not illuminated remain invisible to the naked eye, allowing aspiring flight-sim pilots to accurately access the ideas they wish, after they need it. Standard Pro Flight mounting brackets are supplied, ensuring full compatibility with other \’Panel\’ products within the Saitek Pro Flight range. Complete with powerful Saitek ST software, allowing users to totally configure their Backlit Information Panel. Compatible with WindowsTM 7, VistaTM, XPTM and XP64TM.

MSRP: $149.00 / £129.99 / €149.99

Darren Richardson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz commented, \” Building on years of innovation and quality, our new range of Saitek Pro Flight products illustrates our continued commitment to the flight simulation community. We believe the hot products announced today bring realism, authenticity and excitement to Pro Flight enthusiasts.\”

The hot range of Saitek Pro Flight products are expected to ship world-wide beginning October 2010.

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