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Written by Petar Barisic
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Thursday, 18 October 2007 |
 After the surprising introduction of G5's successor last month, another series of Logitech peripherals got a new-born. As one can see at first glance, the MX 620 is not in the least a replacement for the MX 610, but a brand new addition to an already established series of successful wireless mice.
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Written by Petar Barisic
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Monday, 03 September 2007 |
 Day after day, more and more computers move to living rooms, with more and more users using their computers from the comfort of their armchairs and couches. Logitech always had something to offer to such users, mainly products like universal remote controllers and wireless keyboards/mice. The MX Air model is a kind of a convergence of the mentioned products, offering the functionality of an RC and properties of a wireless laser mouse.
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Written by Nebojsa Todorovic
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Wednesday, 06 June 2007 |
 Beside the standard gamer desktop systems, there are more and more “muscled” gaming notebooks available. It is no longer strange to set all the options to “high” when playing games on a notebook, even in great widescreen resolutions. If you already have the opportunity to play the newest Need for Speed on the road or in a park, why not play it with a gamepad?
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Written by Petar Barisic
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Thursday, 05 April 2007 |
 Logitech G5 is unquestionably one of the best gaming mouses on the market, and it might be said that its concept was one step from perfection. Fortunately, engineers from Logitech decided to make this one step welcomed by users, and released new version of this famous mouse for 2007.
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Written by Zeljko Djuric
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Thursday, 01 March 2007 |
 Like its name gives us a hint, this keyboard is really a blade, and not only in one sense of the word. It is only 11mm thin, its shape is narrowing on the end, and according to its visual identity it is a genuine blade of Logitech offer. Additional contribution to this impression is once you put it on the charger it is able to stand in vertical position.
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Written by Zeljko Djuric
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Friday, 02 February 2007 |
 VX Revolution is positioned as notebook mouse and and in order to be successful representative of this class mouse has to conform to several criteria: to be light, to have as little as possible part which might be lost, to be compact and functional.
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