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Logitech S715i iPod speaker dock promises 8hr battery [Video]

, Aug 4th 2010 Discuss [0]

Logitech's latest iPod and iPhone speaker dock has been unveiled, and the company reckons you'll see up to eight hours of battery life from it - an hour, in fact, for every speaker squeezed inside.  The Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S715i has a universal dock connector, IR remote control and a 3.5mm aux-in socket, and has a curvy, swoopy chassis that comes with asoft carry-case. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story

Logitech Alert 750i & 750e network video security systems revealed [Video]

, Aug 3rd 2010 Discuss [2]

Logitech has been pushing their webcams' potential for home security for a while now, and with the new Logitech Alert cameras they've now got security-specific models to choose from.  The new Logitech Alert 750i and 750e Master Systems both record and stream 960 x 720 video, and can be motion-triggered as well as monitored via a web interface, smartphone app (for iPhone, BlackBerry or Android) and eventually via Google TV. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story

Dell Streak meets Logitech DiNovo Mini keyboard in perfect peripheral pairing

, Jul 26th 2010 Discuss [1]

If ever there was a pairing just crying out for a loving mod, this is it.  StreakSmart - who, as the name suggests, are singularly obsessed with the Dell Streak - discovered that the Android MID plays perfectly with Logitech's DiNovo Mini Wireless Keyboard, including full functionality of the touchpad and several of the specialized buttons. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story

Logitech Z506 surround sound speakers are $99

, Jul 15th 2010 Discuss [1]

Logitech has a ton of speakers to suit all sorts of needs. They have 2.0 speakers all the way to full surround sound systems. The thing that most surround sound speakers systems for computers have in common is that they tend to be expensive. Read The Full Story

Logitech Revue Google TV box passes the FCC

, Jul 6th 2010 Discuss [1]

Logitech's Revue Google TV box has cleared the FCC, with a new filing from the company's OEM partner Gigabyte.  Wireless Goodness spotted the new listing, which also includes some internal shots [pdf link] of the Revue's hardware; unsurprisingly, it all looks much like a regular nettop inside, with an Intel CE4150 1.2GHz processor doing all the major crunching. Read The Full Story

Wireless charging to see 65x growth by 2014 claims iSuppli; Nokia & RIM tipped as cutting their cords

, Jul 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

Wireless charging solutions like the Palm Touchstone are likely to increase in shipments by a factor of 65x by 2014, iSuppli are predicting, suggesting that cordless power will spread from mobile phones to "portable media players, digital still cameras and mobile PCs."  They also predict the rise of a common standard which all manufacturers could promote cooperatively.  Current wireless charging shipments are believed to be around 3.6m units in 2010, though iSuppli expect that to rise to 234.9m in just four years time. Read The Full Story

Logitech Revue with Google TV gets christened

, Jun 17th 2010 Discuss [2]

Logitech has confirmed that their upcoming Google TV companion box will be officially dubbed the Logitech Revue with Google TV.  The box will allow for full Google TV access with an existing TV; as we've already heard, that means online and cable/satellite guide searches, streaming media and access to many of the Google Android apps in the Android Market. Read The Full Story

Logitech HD Pro Webcams outed: C910, C510, C310 & C270 [Video]

, Jun 10th 2010 Discuss [1]

Logitech have launched their latest webcam range, and this time they're promising true HD resolution.  There are four new models on offer, with the Logitech HD Pro Webcam C910 packing 1080p Full HD ($99.99) while the cheaper C510 ($59.99), C310 ($49.99) and C270 ($39.99) each offer 720p. Video demo after the cut Read The Full Story

Logitech Harmony Link Offers Seamless Experience for Google TV Thanks to Infrared

, Jun 4th 2010 Discuss [0]

Google's new endeavor, Google TV (appropriately named, right?), went official just a few weeks ago, and we already know quite a bit about what's going to make the experience the next best thing for your living room. However, what we are missing are a few key details about the partners Google's teaming up with. In the case of Logitech, who is working on those accessories we'll need so badly, we've been wondering what's going to be so special about their companion box, which will bring Google TV to our TVs. Well, almost as if on cue, Logitech's come forward and put a sneak peek of what's under the hood. Meet Harmony Link, and all of its infrared goodness. Read The Full Story

Google TV: Good Idea, Poor Initial Execution

, May 27th 2010 Discuss [8]

At last week’s Google I/O conference, the search giant revealed plans for new web video technologies, an update to Android, and Google TV. Before we get into what Google TV is, it’s worth noting something that it isn’t – a tablet. (You’re probably thinking, “I don’t need a fancy analyst guy to tell me that Google TV isn’t a tablet, it’s sort of self-evident.” Bear with me.) Apple’s unbelievable early success with the iPad is due in large part to the fact that the iPad isn’t an entirely new product – it’s a sibling to the iPod touch. However, in addition to extending the iPhone/iPod/iTunes ecosystem to include the iPad, Apple rewrote its apps for the larger form factor and encouraged developers to specifically target the iPad with a segmented app store. Google is now targeting all three screens, the PC, TV, and phone, but missed the opportunity at its annual developer event to promote its vision for things that fit in between the phone and PC. There will be dozens of Android tablets out this year, and none of them will have an optimized experience. I think this is a major missed opportunity.

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Google Teams With Sony, Logitech, DISH Network, and Intel to Bring Google TV to Best Buy

, May 20th 2010 Discuss [2]

Google TV, according to those invested in the project, is going to bring you the next generation of TV. Basically, that means it's going to be bigger than big. Some might even say huge. And with partners like these, we imagine that Google may be right in their assumption. Of course, we've detailed Google TV for you already, but it never hurts to bring you the full press release, now does it? Read The Full Story

Google TV gets official [Video]

, May 20th 2010 Discuss [2]

Google have, as expected, announced Google TV.  Claiming that people watch on average 5hrs of TV per day, and that there are 4bn TV users worldwide, Google have added search functionality to the TV experience.  Google TV is based on Android with the Chrome browser and full Flash support, and there’ll be Logitech set-top boxes that daisy-chains in-between your HDTV and your existing cable or satellite box, or standalone Sony HDTVs or Blu-ray players with Google TV integrated.

Video demo after the cut

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