Showing posts with label Logitech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logitech. Show all posts

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Cover Review

by Susie Ochs 0Comments

The iPad is the perfect travel companion since it can play music and movies over the course of a long flight without running out of power. It’s lighter than the lightest MacBook Air. And when it’s time to hunker down and get some work done, the one-app-at-a-time reality of iOS keeps me focused on what I need to do instead of juggling windows and getting sucked in to online shoe shopping.

But you need some accessories to really make the iPad your ultimate copilot: an external battery like the HyperMac is always handy; a good case keeps your baby from picking up scratches; a stand can keep your iPad at the right angle for work or watching Netflix; and an external keyboard is essential when you need to type more than a quick email.



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Thursday, April 26, 2012

Logitech Touch Mouse M600 and Cube Review

by Florence Ion 0Comments And now for something(s) completely different

Call me crazy, but I’ve never been a big fan of the Apple mice. I’m a quick mover on the computer, constantly multitasking and clicking between different windows and Spaces, and even the wired Apple Mouse could never keep up with me. Logitech’s Anywhere MX is the only mouse that has been able to offer what I need, so I’m curious to see if the company’s two new offerings are just as effective.

The shiny, ergonomically shaped Touch Mouse M600 features a responsive touch surface that works the same as the Magic Mouse. Swipe down and your page follows. Swipe to the left, and Exposé shows the windows you have open. The scrolling behaves a lot like on your iPhone, but it works best if your mouse is free of fingerprint marks. Beyond that, I was disappointed that there weren’t more gestures available. The mouse is supposed to utilize Flow Scroll software to provide smoother scrolling for browsers, but it’s only available for PC users. As a result, there are no back and forward gestures or buttons for the Mac, which does not promote multitasking.



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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Logitech Introduces New BCC950 ConferenceCam with HD Webcam and Advanced Speakerphone

By Calvin AzuriTMCnet Contributor
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Logitech (News - Alert) recently announced the launch of the Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam. This latest offering from Logitech comes under a new product category for unified communications. In a release, Giovanni Mezgec, general manager for Lync at Microsoft (News

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