Oct 15

Logitech Notebook Kit MK605 asks ‘what multitouch revolution?’

Posted in: keyboard, logitech, mouse, Peripherals, Today's Chili, Wireless

Logitech, the company that’s dropped more than a billion mice in our laps, is back with a glossy, gold-accented new laptop accessory kit. There’s not an overwhelming amount we can tell you that you can’t already see above, so we’ll go ahead and point out that the laser mouse (M505) and keyboard duo are controlled wirelessly via Logitech’s teeny tiny Unifying Receiver (which comes as part of the package), and the laptop stand is capable of accommodating machines with screens up to 15.6 inches diagonally. The riser also has three elevation levels, while the keyboard packs a full numeric pad — something at least Excel-loving accountants should appreciate. Expect the set to show up in Europe and the US this November with a price around $100.

[Via Electronista]

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