The armrest looks exactly like it does in the picture. My only problem is that I have a standard and the armrest gets in the way when I shift gears. This would be perfect for an automatic. The way the armrest attaches to the car is kind of shoddy. I can still wiggle the armrest but it still stays in place.

Sony nailed everything about this VR attachment. Ergonomically its spectacular. Its light but even so the headband holds all of it, so the googles don't press or hang on your face. The immersion is unreal especially in BattleZone, a game I played as a kid (yes I'm old :) ) It really is a unique sensation and puts you in the cockpit of a tank. I had no motion sickness just astonished sickness! I am buying that title first. One thing that I wasn't clear on was what game disk is included in the core set verses the launch bundle. It looks the same but there is a big difference you should be aware of. Both sets get the same free demos but the more expensive launch bundle actually contains the full $40 VR Worlds. The core bundle only lets to demo part of one of the games (Ocean exploration). The core calls this a demo of VR worlds but its next to nothing. I had the camera and motions from PS3 so I still saved $ getting the core set. Must Buy!

Peachtree (now Sage) is not as intuative as other products I've used for accounting at my small business. But by purchasing an "outdated" version, I was able to get a fully functional NEW program - with free support for 30 days - at a fraction of the cost. My new accountant already knows the software, but a big learning curve for the rest of us.