Depois dos auscultadores G325 X, lançados no início do ano, a Logitech G fecha o ecossistema da Série G3 com a chegada de um rato sem fios de 59 gramas e um teclado mecânico com ecrã de matriz de pontos. Ambos estão preparados para uma taxa de atualização de 8 kHz.
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O novo Mobi Fold, o primeiro rato dobrável da Logitech, acaba de chegar ao mercado. Juntamente com esta solução, que se desliga automaticamente quando dobrado, chega-nos o Spotlight 2, um controlador de apresentações que vai além dos slides com um sistema háptico inédito nesta categoria.
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I see it often. Hardworking professionals in cafés, airports, or parks hunched over a laptop while carefully dragging their fingers over their PC’s trackpad to navigate some email, project, or alert that can’t be ignored. They would prefer a mouse to a trackpad, but are reluctant to travel with one.
When you’re on the go, carrying a mouse can seem burdensome or unnecessary. But I’d argue that it’s worth the boost in efficiency and comfort when navigating your computer, tablet, or phone. For the people who refuse to carry a bulky mouse with them, even when they plan to use their computer away from their desk, I’m glad Logitech launched the Mobi Fold, a foldable, wireless mouse. But I’d still push reluctant mobile mouse users toward something even more comfortable.
The mouse's PAW3222 sensor supports 400-4,000 DPI in 100-DPI increments.
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The Logitech Mobi Fold released today for $80 folds in half so that it’s easy to carry around. Logitech’s announcement claimed that it found that “while 72 percent of professionals own a mouse, only 26 percent actually use one when working in public places.” The announcement didn’t explain Logitech’s methodology, but it seems that someone at the Swiss company has also grimaced at the awkwardly bent wrist of people using laptop trackpads in public.
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