With the right gaming headset, a suppressive fire that’s tearing across the enemy defenses from a fully automatic assault rifle is music to a gamer’s ear. Add some artillery fire and you have yourself an orchestra. Forget shell shock and turn your First Person Shooter game into a fully immersive gaming experience with two new Sony Ultimate Weapon Gaming headsets with unique Sony surround technology. Each has been designed as an answer to different gamers want for their headset.
The first model, the DR-GA500, combines a Dolby Pro Logic IIx decoder with exclusive Sony Virtual Phones Technology (VPT) to create realistic 7.1ch 3D surround effects. The signal processing hardware is enclosed in a compact external unit. The result is an audio so rich in precision and 3D detail that you can easily pinpoint everything from stealthy steps to the location of gunfire. Sneak attack will be a thing of the past, hear your enemies’ footsteps and lock on to their location before they can even make a visual contact.
There’s also a GA-200 model that does without the extra audio processing, but still, both headsets feature 40mm drive units for exceptional sound quality and resonant, living bass and crisp high frequencies. Both also boast a striking and individualistic design that easily sets them apart from the other gaming headsets. The design features durable materials and Sony’s ‘triple enfolding’ design that puts the word “comfort†in comfortable even with prolonged use. The Sony DR-GA500 and GA-200 Ultimate Weapon Gaming headsets also come with a high quality, compact boom microphone to complete the perfect FPS weapon.
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The first on the list is a spider that can charm even the most fearful arachnophobic – the new Porsche 918 Spyder Hybrid, an open two-seater plug-in hybrid sports car with fluid-cooled lithium-ion battery. This predator of the road features a modern slipstream carbon fiber design that can go from 0-100 km/h in well under 3.2 seconds. It can reach maximum speeds up to 320 km/h and ironically consumes only 3L/100km worth of fuel. That roughly translates to 70 grams CO2/km – not bad for a beast running on a powerful V8 engine.
The next car is one of Italy’s’ pride – the Alfa Romeo Giulietta, an aerodynamic five-door hatchback with enough dynamic and comfort features to remind you why you like Italy, pizza and spaghetti. The base model runs on a 1.4-liter MultiAir turbocharged gasoline engine while the higher Cloverleaf models run on a 235 horsepower 1.75-liter turbocharged gasoline engine.
The third car is the Mercedes F800 Style Concept, a spacious five-seater “green†sedan that can run on either Plug-in Hybrid or fuel cell alternative drive system. It’s powered by a 300hp direct injection V6 gasoline engine and a 109hp hybrid module that can run the car on pure electricity for 18 miles.
Next on the list is a brand that can be readily associated with The Transporter. Yes, it is Audi and they have a new car that every transporter would talk about. The Audi A1 features a squat body, small overhangs, four customizable colors for the roof arches, ten body colors, LED and Xenon lights, and a fully customizable interior. 
Fifth is the famous Italian stallion with a green makeover. Introducing the Ferrari 599 HY KERS prototype that features Ferrari’s latest regenerative braking technology integrated into seven-speed dual-clutch transmission and installed below the car’s center of gravity. This 40 kilograms KERS system can add over 100 horsepower to the car’s already monstrous V12 engine and can run the car on pure electricity for city driving.
Lotus also grabbed some well deserved attention with its Evora – a 1382 kg 3.5-litre V6 mid-engine sports car that can reach 100km/h in just 5.1 seconds and has top speed 261 km/h. This lightweight sports car only consumes 8.7 L /100km of fuel with carbon emission of mere 205 g/km CO2.
