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Monday, October 22, 2007
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It's amazing how Logitech innovates. Every year between August and November, new Logitech products hit the market. While it is still 'just those keyboards and mice', Logitech implements an attractive force with each year's new products that attracts consumers with incredible power and temptation to just buy one and bring one home. The release of second generation "Revolution" series from Logitech includes the Logitech VX Nano -- sans the 'Revolution' tag, but still carries the trademark of the Revolution series. Its unique click/frictionless wheel is still to be found on this product, but what's so unique about this laptop mouse is not just about to be limited to the wheel that sets it apart -- what makes this mouse unique is the 'Nano' receiver, as depicted in the name. Logitech hopes to meet laptop users half-way when it comes to convenience -- it's not a Bluetooth mouse; but not every laptop has Bluetooth either -- the Nano RF receiver is designed to stay in your laptop's USB port without interfering with the laptop bag when packed inside. Isn't that amazing? Well, we'll tell you everything we think about this new Logitech mouse in our review today.
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Thursday, October 18, 2007
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After the surprising introduction of G5's successor last month, another series of Logitech peripherals got a new-born. As one can see at first glance, the MX 620 is not in the least a replacement for the MX 610, but a brand new addition to an already established series of successful wireless mice.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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One product vying for your home entertainment dollars is Logitech, who have been developing quality PC accessories for years. Their previous generations of computer speakers have won many awards, and one of their most proven sets is the Z-5300e THX Certified 5.1 Speaker System. THX certification means that you're not just getting Logitech's word on it, but also George Lucas' seal-of-approval that these speakers deliver.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
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In many ways, a well-tuned and versatile mouse can be as important as a display with accurate color reproduction. That's what the Logitech G9 Laser Mouse is about.
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Ever since I first laid my hand on the funny pointing device attached to the Apple Mac back in the forth grade, I felt that computers would always seem to be approachable. I think that most of us probably started this way, and eventually learned our way around the rest of the landscape. Times have changed, and now many of us require, nay demand, something more from our peripheral hardware than simple functions. The Logitech G9 3200 dpi Laser USB Gaming Mouse 910-000173 has arrived on the scene and Benchmark Reviews is ready to point and click... boom, head-shot!
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Monday, October 15, 2007
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An impressive webcam that easily justifies its premium price. It can capture and record high resolution images, and gives excellent pictures and sound in video calls. Being that bit more portable than the bulky Ultra Vision, the Pro 9000 is my new favourite webcam. Also, hats off to Logitech for an excellent performance from technical support.
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It's like a media circus whenever Logitech releases any new input devices. The reputation that Logitech has when it comes to mice and keyboards is second to none. Take a look at the G5, one of the most desired mice around. It had razor fast response and good looks. And when we speak of keyboards, chances are you have heard or even own a G11/G15 keyboard. For an avid gamer this keyboard has all the features necessary to beat any first person shooter, let alone using the macro keys in games . The LCD screen, weapon shortcuts and media controls, this keyboard basically has it all. But not to sit back and rely on the success of the two year old G5, Logitech has graced us with a new gaming mouse entitled the G9. The G9 promises to upstage the G5 and any other competitors' offering. They plan on doing this with an extra feature rich apparatus which includes changeable grips, higher DPI and other features that is needed to continue your success in dominating the latest game.
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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
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Logitech managed to significantly reduce the size of the original G15 keyboard by shaving some of the macro capability from the G15. Most gamers will never miss the G keys that Logitech shaved to get the size savings the new G15 enjoys. The typing feel is good on the Logitech G15, and virtually identical to the original G15. The G15 doesn't have the best typing feel around on a gaming keyboard, but it is good and works well for daily general PC use in addition to gaming duty.
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Tuesday, October 2, 2007
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As a keyboard snob, I have to preface this with a forewarning: I hate ergonomic keyboards. I find that they tweak my tendons (or don't tweak them enough) and muss with my muscle memory. They cause me to make typos and my fingers feel crammed together. I don't like scaled-down keyboards or keyboards that are missing keys due to the fact that most people don't use them. I use 'em all, even insert. (OK, maybe not scroll lock, but I'd use it in a pinch if I, er, knew what it did.) The truth is that the first keyboards and their mechanical predecessors needed little improvement. My grandmother, who shakes holding a pen, can still type faster than I can speak. Competitive typers all use straight keyboards, and rely on pianist's reflexes and ruler's-edge posture to crack out pages. The ergonomic multimedia keyboard does what an army of secretaries can't do: they make using a computer friendly.
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The Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave brings several nice features to the table with it at a moderate price of 89.99 USD. The keyboard is designed to offer optimal comfort for those that prefer an ergonomically styled keyboard. The laser mouse offers contoured sides and both the keyboard and mouse utilize soft rubber pads / grips.
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Monday, October 1, 2007
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It seems like this is the year of the gaming mouse, with new products from Logitech, Microsoft, Razer and SteelSeries. The first one to get us a sample to have a play with was Logitech with its new G9 mouse. Even from the word go people thought it looked odd and we can?t disagree that we had our doubts about this new design, since the previous design has been around for a good few years now, even though it has received a few tweaks along the road. The most unique aspect with the G9 is the fact that the shape of the mouse can be changed, something no other mouse has ever offered. The interchangeable grips are an excellent idea and the mouse ships with two different grips so hopefully Logitech will follow through and release more grips for it in the future.
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
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The Logitech AudioHub has 15 watts of total power with a pair of 2-inch tweeters and one 3-inch driver for the woofer. The device is compatible with Windows 98SE, 2000, X, and Vista as well as Mac OS X or higher. The AC power cable is 6-feet long and the AudioHub includes a 2-foot fixed USB cable and a 4-foot extension USB cable.
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Logitech has gone in a new direction with their latest gaming mouse. This time they have dedicated a mouse just for that purpose. A whole new design has been created with the G9 along with new ideas, feel, and the best from the past. Can the G9 be the best gaming mouse available?
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Monday, September 24, 2007
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Most gamers will agree that the mouse is one the most important pieces of input hardware one can have when gaming. Mouse is also the main input device in most game genres so it is easy to see why manufacturers would like to find the Holy Grail of gaming mouse design. Today that company is Logitech and their G9 Laser Mouse. Does it have The Right Stuff?
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Add premium sound to your notebook with the Logitech AudioHub. It even comes with extra USB ports!
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