When they mentioned Gran Turismo and effect haptics/triggers have on the way a car "feels" I got excited but also worried my driving rig might be getting less use.
Yup. DS3 has single axis gyro as well.
On DS4, they changed the triggers so that they don’t rest on the surface the controller is placed, and made a big deal about that. They’ve since reverted that, so I would assume there are major usability, ergonomic, or other advantages.So Xbox controller size with Sony stick layout. This is actually good as holding a DS was unpleasant for me. I hope the Sony shoulder buttons are better than current Xbox controller though.
There’s a separate patent where they talk about a dual-battery design, one of which is specifically designed for high current, low duration events.Oh shit I was wrong, they might actually have put a real linear actuator, with a full motor mechanism to control the tension and travel?
http://mirror.patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2019142918&tab=FULLTEXT
That's an interesting idea, i'm not sure why they didn't combine a low-discharge-rate battery and a supercapacitor, which is a common trick to use the very high density batteries where they also need momentary high-discharge situations. Maybe its less expensive to have two batteries.
I agree it’s interesting. I know some consumer electronics already have sc’s in them like the Apple Pencil.
Yes. That's what society does. It resists change until it ends up being normalised, by and large. Don't expect the same outrage and conspiracy theories for DS5 listening in as Kinect get because it's not the first and not pushing boundaries of tolerance (although it's also not from a US company and conspiracy theorists love associating companies with the NSA etc).
Sorry, didn't take that in. I don't really see any benefit in thumbstick placement but prefer the symmetrical layout because thumbs are mildly better coordinated.
the fear was that what people were told wasn't reality, and despite being assured no-one was listening in, people imagined that actually they were (and in the end, it turns out that yes, some sound bites were being shared that shouldn't have been, although not the NSA spying speculated). This is a concern now extended to other always listening devices, but as people like the convenience of these devices, it seems, they've grown accustomed to it. Similar to everyone being spied on constantly by cameras everywhere, where once they were resistant. Human beings always normalise to the status quo. Ergo, it shouldn't be interpreted as anything else if there's no outrage over a built in mic in DS5 when there's been built-in mics everywhere listening to everything for the past ten years anyway.
If Dreams is anything to go by, because it's very unreliable. Loads of drift in Dreams without the camera.
That's the only reason for a mic array. Otherwise you'd just use a single mic.
