While laptops are great, if you are using yours at home, then the ergonomics of your working condition is probably not optimal. The Logitech Notebook Kit can help, by providing a wireless mouse and keyboard, and a holder for your laptop to keep the screen at eye level. $100.
You don’t need a huge entertainment center in your room when you only want to listen to your favorite Internet FM radio stations because you can have it right on your table. The Logitech Squeezebox Radio is one portable device that offers vast sound with an easy to use feature. It is a tabletop radio which is compatible with Pandora, Sirius Internet Radio, Rhapsody, and iTunes music library. $180.
Hardcore gamers know that the standard keyboard that comes bundled with a new computer just won’t do for those intense frag-fests. That’s why we really like this G19 Gaming Keyboard from Logitech. The keyboard features 12 programmable G-keys with up to 3 programmable macros per key and multikey input capability, to keep all your important commands literally at your fingertips. $200.
Got the cravin’ for video game racin’? Well, Logitech has got your fix, with an updated version of their racing wheel. The G27 wheel is a marked improvement on their previous release, with more buttons and an LED indicator to tell you when to shift gears. You’ll also feel the loss of grip, weight shift, and general road conditions with the dual-motor force feedback mechanism and the 900-degree turning rotation gives you the feeling of driving a real racing car. Program any of the 16 available buttons for the most useful game functions and you’ll always be good to go. The wheel also comes with a brake, clutch, and accelerator pedal, as well as a shifter module. $300.
Finding a good way to play your music outside isn’t always easy. This Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i can accommodate your iPod and with 20 hours of battery life, you can keep the tunes bumping long into the night. It’s compact design makes it perfect for portability, so no matter where you’re going, you won’t ever have to worry about not having your favorites again. $130.
Free up valuable USB slots by having a receiver that wirelessly recognizes both your mouse and your keyboard. The Logitech Unifying Receiver is a small radio receiver that does what its name suggests – combine the signals from your mice or keyboards into one slot. It uses 2.4GHz RF signals instead of Bluetooth to cut costs and prevent signal delays. The first device will be instantly recognized by the Unifying Receiver and once you install the Unifying software, you can add up to six compatible mice and keyboards. Don’t worry about data being intercepted as the Unifying Receiver uses 128-bit AES data encryption. The receiver will be bundled with either the K340 or the K350 keyboard. $50+.
You’ve got the glitz from the guitar and howls from the mic, time to add the thunder in your ensemble. Now you can finally complete your virtual rock band with the release of the Logitech Wireless Drum Controller. The system uses RF-based signal from the USB dongle instead of Bluetooth to reduce latency. Powered by 2 AA batteries, you can enjoy 50 hours of tribal pounding on these pads. They’re also specially-treated so accidental hits won’t affect the quality of the pads and it may sound like an oxymoron, but these drum pads are quiet. An adjustable spring on the kick pedal lets you dictate the amount of travel too. The kit is intended for the PlayStation3 but is backwards-compatible for the PlayStation2. $230.
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