FCC approves Microsoft's wireless racing wheel for Xbox 360
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today approved Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox 360 wireless racing wheel with force feedback. There are few details about the device available so far and the FCC followed Microsoft’s request not to publish pictures and the user manual of the device within the next 45 days.
Until the release of the wheel, presumably just in time for the Christmas season, our information will be limited to pictures released earlier this year.
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