Logitech G9 Laser Mouse is a high-sensitive USB-based input device featuring no-software interpolation, up to 1000 times per second reporting, and adjustable sensitiveness. With up to 3200 DPI sesor, this mouse is perfect for gaming purpose. It comes with an onboard memory, capable of storing game profiles, including LED colors, macros, and dpi settings. This way, you don’t have to re-setting the mouse if you play on different computer. Other features include a MicroGear scroll wheel, up to 6.4 megapixel per second of image processing capability, a maximum acceleartion of 20G, and a maximum speed of 45 to 65 inches per second.

I4U recently posted a review about Logitech’s G9 mouse. Here’s the excerpt:

The scroll wheel is changeable at the click of a button on the bottom of the mouse and moves from standard click mode to free-wheel mode for fast scrolling of long documents and web pages. When in click mode or free-wheel mode you can still map commands to the scroll wheel click. Logitech also equipped the G9 with interchangeable grips that change the feel of the mouse.

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I4U recently reviewed Logitech Premium Notebok Headset. Priced at just $9.99, this headset comes with an analog to USB adapter, allowing users to use the device even when their laptops aren’t equipped with a headphone or microphone jacks. Features include an adjustable behind-the-head design, easily slideable ear pieces, a frequency response of 20~20,000 Hz, and a cable length of 1.8m. It is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating system.

Excerpt from the review:

If you are looking for a notebook headset that works well for music, movies and casual gaming plus has the ability to work with Skype or other VOIP services this is the review for you. Sound quality is impressive; the Logitech Premium Notebook Headset has decent levels of bass along with crisp highs and mids. Volume levels are good; I found anything higher than mid way up the inline volume controller was uncomfortable in my use.

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Logicool (widely known as Logitech outside Japan) recently unveiled two new webcams, the QCam (model: QCAM-30V) and QCam Deluxe (model: QCAM-130V). Nothing special with the specs — 1.3 megapixel sensor, up to 640×480 resolution, instant snapshot button — but both cams definitely have a cool stylish design. The price is set at 5000 Yen and 7000 Yen respectively.

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The Harmony 1000 is a universal remote control from Logitech, famous PC peripheral manufacturer. Comes with a color touch screen and user-friendly button, the remote can handle any TV, DVD, and other consumer eletronics (with remote capability of course) simultaneously. The company claims that it provides excellent compatibility amongs various audio components. If interested, you don’t have to wait for a long time. The Harmony 1000 will be released sometime this month in U.S market with a price tag of around $500.

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Logitech’s Wireless Headphone provides a rechargeable batteries that can play up to eight hours per charge. These headphones include a wireless adapter that snaps onto your iPod or iPod mini, plus integrated controls so you can adjust the volume, play, pause, or select tracks without touching your iPod.

Logitech’s Wireless Headphone for iPod features:

• Interference-free digital sound and advanced Bluetoothâ„¢ frequency hopping technology
• Long range of up to 30 feet so you can move freely
• Long battery lifeâ€â€?up eight hours per chargeâ€â€?gives you plenty of airtime
• Integrated iPod controls let you adjust volume, play, pause or select tracks and more
• Ready to use with iPod or iPod mini â€â€? just charge, plug, and play

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