Another excellent Logitech product in my hands. I have to admit, it looks and feels great. This backpack is huge. There is a lot of space inside the backpack. More than you expect from first look.

Before buying this Logitech backpack I used the Kensington Contour Cargo Notebook Sleeve. I'm still using it if I have to carry only the notebook. I had one problem with this one, I couldn't carry more than my notebook, charger and mouse.

I ordered the backpack from an online store, I received it in 1 day, it came in a big box. When I spotted the big box I tough that the backpack must be really big. I was wrong, it was big cause of the protective packaging. The backpack is comfortable, feels ...read more

Last weekend I was looking for some simple set of 2.1 speakers. I set my mind on the Logitech Z-3i. Unfortunately I couldn't find it in any local store so I had to look for something else.

I was not looking for a 5.1-channel surround sound, but I decided to buy the Logitech X-530. Each of the satellite speakers has a black-plastic casing, a see-through black-cloth grille, and a built-in plastic desktop stand that swivels and conveniently converts into a wall mount. The matching, horizontally oriented center speaker can be placed on your desk or perched atop the monitor; it tilts up or down. A power switch, a 1/8" headphone jack, and a system-volume control sit below the drivers on the ...read more

After I got my Dell Inspiron 1520 notebook I felt like I needed a mouse too. The touchpad is fine, only that I can't work with it in PhotoshopCS3. For this one I didn't research the net, I saw it by chance on a shelf in the hypermarket. It made me curious, cause I could not see the scroll wheel. Then I took it off the shelf and looked closer, then I found out that it had no scroll wheel, but even better! The mouse has an OptoWheel - an optical sensor to replace the wheel and features a comfortable touch scroll panel. This allows for four way scrolling and it is easier to use than the traditional mechanical wheel. It connects via USB and uses a laser sensor and provides more tracking power ...read more

After many days of research I finally bought a notebook. As the post title says, it is a DELL Inpiron 1520 Sunshine Yellow. When I got the box, I could not wait and I opened it. I did not expect to be a nice yellow, but it is. It is like metallic and at touch it feels like rubber. It was a little heavy.

Specifications: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 1.66 GHz, 1024 MB (2x512) DDR2 SDRAM, 15.4" WXGA TFT TrueLife, nVidia GeForce 8400M GS @ 128 MB, 120GB SATA Samsung, DVD-RW, High Definition Audio 2.0, Wireless, Bluetooth, Webcam.

I pressed the power button. All went fine, but there was no OS installed. I had to restart and enter the BIOS to set the boot sequence, saved the settings, inserted the ...read more

After 2 years of using my A4Tech SWOP-3 optical mouse I decided to change it. Not cause it was not working or cause was something wrong with it, just that I got bored with it. For a while I wanted a Logitech mouse, but did not have the time to go and buy one, not 'till now. After bugging the site for a few hours I decided which one to buy, the Logitech LX3 Optical Mouse.

It comes in a pretty box. The mouse is nice and shiny. In the box I received a PS/2 adapter, but I am not using it since I have USB ports. On the Logitech site they say it contains a "CD with SetPoint™ software"... but I did not receive one. After connecting the mouse to the computer the OS(windoze xp) recognized ...read more