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Ease of use, Sleek body design allows left or
right hand to fit Comfortably over it. It has 2
buttons(one of each side) and the Trackball is on
top and can be easily rolled wi ...
"Cordless, Spill-resistant Keyboard and cordless
optical Mouse."
Has 4 of those little "quick keys" for "my home",
"back", "E-mail" & "Calc" as well as "mute" and
"volume u ...
The Logitech diNovo Mini is a palm-sized keyboard
with media remote and integrated clickpad. It has
a long-life, rechargeable lithium-ion battery that
lasts up to one month be ...
Gyroscopic mouse for controlling your computer
from afar without a mousepad. Also features
gestures for easy media control. Can be used as a
standard wireless mouse.
Comfort
Sculpted body: Shaped for comfort
and support for either hand.
Convenience
Ultra-compact design: Convenient
to carry or slip into a bag.
Plug and ...
Logitech Internet Navigator USB Keyboard
Works nice in slackware 9.1, picked up by hotplug
and modules loaded for it. Havn't toyed with
getting the multimedia and extra but ...
Cordless gamepad with feedback motors. 12 buttons,
8-way D-pad and 2 analog sticks. Of the 12
buttons, 2 are for mode and vibration leaving 10
for gaming. 100h battery life.
Just connect and play… it's that simple.
Introducing the Logitech Precision Gamepad, a
precise, sturdy, comfortable controller that also
looks great. Play sports, action, adve ...
Hi,
I got an MX700 mouse alone (i've you've got the
set, look at the other review) : it justs works
fine using MDK (various versions).
But, both the button on the side ( ...
G7 optical laser gaming mouse. Very nice! The
mouse has a 2000dpi resolution in hardware, which
means that right out of the box it can run at
2000dpi on your *nix box. It a ...
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