This document compares the specifications of two different game controllers. The first controller costs $60, weighs 9.9 ounces, does not have an accelerometer, uses AA batteries, and is not compatible with the Xbox 360. The second controller costs the same, weighs less at 7.4 ounces, has an improved accelerometer, uses a rechargeable battery pack, and comes in different colors. It has some compatibility with the PlayStation 3. Both controllers have two analog sticks, face buttons, triggers, and a d-pad.

1. Hardware Specs:
- $60
- Weighs 9.9 Ounces (With Batteries)
- No Accelerometer
- Two Analog Sticks, Four Face Buttons, Four Triggers, D Pad.
- AA Batteries (Play & Charge Kit Available, Sold Separately).
- Doesn’t Work On 360.
- No Alternate Colours.
Hardware Specs:
- $60
- Weighs 7.4 Ounces.
- Improved Sixaxis Accelerometer
- Two Analog Sticks, Four Face Buttons, Four Triggers, D Pad.
- Rechargeable Battery Pack.
- Partial Support With PS3 Console.
- Wave Blue, Magma Red Alternative Colours.
Exclusive Features:
!- Impulse triggers, four new vibration motors have been placed under
the triggers and grips to provide directional haptic feedback.
- Improved headset audio, a dongle will attach on to the bottom of the
controller to connect headsets, which are promised to offer higher
quality sound thanks to an improved data transfer rate.
- The view button, this new button “will change views or provide more
information in games and apps. The function of the View button will
be driven by developers”.
- Tweaked analog sticks and face buttons, some minor adjustments to
the common components include a new grip texture for the analog
sticks and tighter spacing between the X, Y, A and B buttons.
- Redesigned D pad, Microsoft has finally decided to adopt a
traditional, plus shaped D pad for all your ups, downs, lefts and
rights.
- Syncing, the controllers communication with the new Kinect 2.0 will
make syncing the devices a cinch, and the comers tracking will even
allow for split screen switching if you an a friend swap seats on the
couch.
- Flush battery pack, no more dealing with a bulky battery protruding
out of the back of the controller.
Exclusive Features:
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- The share button, a quick tap, socially focused face button lets you
record and upload to the internet.
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- The light bar, a new illuminating bar will shine in different colours
to denote players, it also serves as the move sensor helping the
PlayStation camera keep track of your position in the room.
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- Redesigned Triggers, the inwardly curving triggers of the
DualShock 3 have been replaced with new outwardly curving
ones.
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- The touchpad, placed front and center, the capacitive type
touchpad is clickable with a resolution of 1920x900.
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- Auto integration, a built in mono speaker takes centre stage on the
new controller, while a headphone jack appear on the bottom;
each PS4 comes bundle with a headset.
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- Analogue sticks and controller both have been redesigned with
grip and are both placed in the same position as the old model.
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