Everyone loves universal remotes and now they can love the Logitech version of one too. It’s called the Harmony One and aside from looking slick it comes with a smaller cost($250) and a slimmer grip than it’s predecessor the Harmony 1000($500).
It has a 2.2’ color touch screen that will give a quick, accurate response to your touch. If you’re just not up to the touch-screen generation it does have the standard buttons which should suit your needs. It uses a rechargeable battery.
Late this month you’ll be able to get your hands on the Cordless Bluetooth Desktop MX5500 from Logitech for $170. It can be used as a Bluetooth hub as it comes with a mini receiver of its own, it also has a LCD screen for time/date/calc/temp/incoming emails/etc… and if you haven’t downgraded from Vista, it has a one-touch connection feature.
The Z Cinema are 180-watt desktop speakers with a subwoofer, 5.1 digital input signal and SRS TruSurround. There is, of course, a headphone jack but also a media center remote.
It’ll cost $300 but you do get a lot for your buck. It has laser-tuned drivers to help with sound distortion, one-inch tweeters, three inch ventilated midwoofers and eight inch long-throw. Aside from the USB port it has for you to connect to your computer, it also has a 3.5mm auxiliary input so you can hook them into your Mp3 or other audio devices.
Logitech has another wireless keyboard for us today, it’s the DiNovo Mini. It can control your Windows Media Center on your PC/TV and it works with your PS3. You can expect in the United States and Europe around February, when it will cost around $149.99.
More live photos of the DiNovo keyboard and remote after the cut
With Sonos‘ popular but expensive multi-room media streaming system in their sights, Logitech have launched their new Squeezebox Duet system at CES 2008. A scrollwheel-enabled remote with 2.4-inch colour screen can display tracklistings, album art and even RSS feeds, together with personalised wallpaper and internet radio information.
I don’t know about the rest of you normal mouse using folk, but if it weren’t for my Logitech TrackMan Wheel mouse featuring a shiny red trackball, there is no way I could get my job done as quick as I do. I mean, do you know how hard it is to get my mouse from one corner of my screen to the other in a timely manner? Just kidding, but I seriously couldn’t survive without it, however whenever I have to travel with my laptop, I have two choices, deal with the touch pad, or try and cram my TrackMan in somewhere and hope I don’t lose the trackball.
So Dell, not too long ago, sold a pair of WoW customized laptops for charity, well, now you can buy one for yourself without the charity price. The customizations aren’t all external with some cool decals slapped on a XPS M1730, they went all out.
Logitech has finally revamped their high end series of QuickCam Orbit web cams. This is not the first Logitech camera to be upgraded to Carl Zeiss optics, but it’s probably the most exciting. Well, just about as exciting as web cams get.
I’ve never been a fan of videoconferencing. Then again, I’m not really big on talking on the phone either. I’m perfectly content with using an instant messenger for most forms of communication. That’s not to say that I can’t appreciate the uses for the technology. Skype and Logitech have teamed up to make the best-looking picture possible when utilizing new Logitech webcams.
The name just about says it all, its just a plain old USB keyboard, no frills or anything. There aren’t dedicated media keys, nor integrated hotkeys, just a play keyboard.
So why would this be at all important? The reason is as follows, it’s supported by the Wii Menu version 3.1.
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