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Articles about cordless: September 5, 2008

Logitech delivers the Cordless Desktop Wave Pro

by Arnold Zafra on Aug 19, 2008 at 10:23 AM

Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro

Logitech announced its Cordless Desktop Wave Pro consisting of the Logitech Wave Keyboard and the Logitech MX 1100 cordless laser mouse. Both products boast of innovative features and sleek black design. The Wave Keyboard features a wave key frame, a U-shaped constant curve and cushioned and contoured palm rest. Logitech says that this keyboard offers a comfortable typing experience that was even validated by an independent study conducted by a fellow from the University of Washington. 

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Logitech’s V550 Nano Cordless Laser Mouse clips on your notebook

by Arnold Zafra on Aug 13, 2008 at 03:17 PM

Logitech V550 Nano Laser Mouse

For those who like to work on their notebooks using a laser mouse instead of the trackpad but keep on leaving their mouse behind, Logitech is making sure that it will never happen again with its new V550 Nano laser mouse. To make this possible, said mouse will come with its own clip-and-go dock for, for clipping your mouse onto your notebook. In fact, the only time that you’d probably forget about the V550 Nano mouse is when you clipped it onto your laptops.

The V550 Nano laser mouse features a Plug-and-Forget receiver which stays in a USB port and sits nearly flush against the side of your laptop. It doesn’t obtrude nor is it a hindrance when you stow your laptop. This laser mouse also boasts of an extended 18 hours of battery life, ensuring that you won’t run out of power during long hours of continued use. Best part is, the V550 Nano mouse automatically shuts off when it’s docked or when the receiver is stored inside the mouse dock. 

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DigiFi, Kleer partner to offer up Opera wireless headphones

by Debbie Cook on May 4, 2008 at 09:45 AM

Kleer Opera Cordless Headset

Comfortable headsets are great when you can find them. If they are cordless it’s even better. Now add the ability to listen to your iPod wirelessly for up to 10 hours straight. If that is not enough – what if you and three other people could share the wireless connection? Have I peaked your interest yet?

Kleer (good name when talking about headsets) and DigiFi have joined their resources to give us a cordless headset with CD quality sound known as Opera. A bit rich at $98 but an interesting concept I must say.

Opera is not your ordinary headset. It wraps from behind your head and up over your ears. Earbuds make this headset unobtrusive and as far as looks are concerned – streamlined comes to mind.

Read [Kleer] Via [Gear Live]




Vtech’s launches the IS6110; a cordless phone with instant messaging goodness

by Arnold Zafra on Apr 16, 2008 at 09:38 AM

Vtech IS6110 Cordless Phone

In this day and age of high powered mobile phones and web based communication applications, we couldn’t help but wonder if there is still a need for a home phone. The Vtech people must have the same thought on their mind when they were conceptualizing the IS6110 cordless phone that’s why they decided to include an Instant Messaging function.

Well, it looks like Vtech might have caught onto something new. For one, their IS6110 cordless phone is the world’s first cordless phone with built-in IM features with support for MSN Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and AOL Instant Messenger. And for that, it certainly deserves some accolades. But if you think that IM is all there is in the IS6110, think again as it is packed with some nifty features too.

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Logitech’s 3 new media intended keyboard sets

by Adam Berger on Aug 30, 2006 at 09:27 PM

Logitech Easy Call desktop

Both the keyboard and speakerphone on the Logitech EasyCall Desktop provide one-touch controls for calls. , and the full-featured speakerphone and headset make hands-free conversations a snap. The keyboard/headset/mouse/speakerphone combo for those who use VoIP/internet calling a lot. The set will sell for $129.99 and will be available in both the U.S. and Europe in mid-September.

Read about two more desktop systems, one which helps you streamline photo-editing.

Logitech MX3200

The Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 3200 Laser is a wireless keyboard/mouse combo that features one-touch call/end communication buttons, a customizable media panel and multiple hot-keys. A dedicated button compatible with Vista’s Flip 3D feature lists current open applications and windows and lets people switch between them, according to Logitech. The keyboard also has a digital display that lists the time, date and keyboard battery life. Both the keyboard and mouse are made of Logitech’s new AgIon material which is resistant to bacteria, mold and mildew growth. Logitech is also trying to eliminate wrist fatigue by including a soft palm rest as opposed to hard plastic. This setup will be available for $99.99 in October in the U.S., and in December in Europe.

Logitech LX 710 desktop

The Logitech Cordless Desktop LX 710 Laser is a keyboard/mouse combo with a knack for digital photography. It offers you the convenience of one-touch program launching and performing specific photo-editing functions as well as a customizable media panel music applications. And since you photo junkies tend to log hours upon end on your computers the set offers soft-touch surfaces, 3 adjustable keyboard angles, and “industry-leading durability and reliability.” The 710 will be released around mid-August for $79.99.

Read [Logitech]
Via [Cnet]


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Logitech peripherals for Macs

by Adam Berger on Jun 7, 2006 at 12:31 AM

Logitech S530
Most Logitech products work for either Macs of PCs, but none until now will look as nice with your shiny white Mac. The Logitech Cordless Desktop S530 is a $70 right-handed mouse and keyboard combo with tons of media buttons and one touch commands. It looks great in the pic and in person, we are just concerned that a larger number of people using Macs are lefties rather then righties.

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