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January 6, 2009 -- The G-series line of gaming peripherals from Logitech gives gamers what they want: complete control. Today, Logitech unveiled an extension of its award-winning G-series by introducing three new products that deliver precision, high performance and customization: the Logitech G19 keyboard for gaming, the Logitech G35 surround sound headset and the Logitech G9x laser mouse. Delivering everything gamers need for a competitive edge – from programmable buttons to 7.1-channel surround sound and 5000 dpi laser sensors to backlit keys – Logitech’s best-in-class gaming peripherals are engineered to deliver everything you have always wanted.

“The G-series product line is all about seeing how far we can push the envelope, giving gamers extraordinary, engineered-to-win features developed as a result of our deep connection with the gaming community,” said Ruben Mookerjee, Logitech’s director of product marketing for gaming. “With each one of these new G-series products, gamers gain exceptional benefits; but most importantly, they can transform their gear to suit their gameplay.” Read more

Verbatim has unveiled four new keyboards and six mice to its PC/Mac Accessory line. The new keyboard line includes a Speaker keyboard, Wireless Multimedia and Wireless Slim keyboard/mouse combinations, and a USB Keyboard with Vista hot keys. Verbatim’s new line of mice includes wireless, laser and Bluetooth notebook models as well as wireless, rechargeable wireless and laser desktop models.

With its next-generation keyboards and mice, Verbatim makes advanced technologies and sleek-looking designs affordable for budget-conscious consumers. Ideal for people who want to optimize their computing experience, the new units also appeal to consumers who want to update the look of their laptop or desktop systems.

The CEA, which tracks sales from manufacturers to resellers, projects sales of 8.4 million keyboards in 2008 - an increase of 8 percent over 2007. Mice sales are expected to expand to 13 million - an increase of 6 percent over 2007. Read more

November 12, 2008 – Das Keyboard, a division of Metadot Corporation, announced today the availability of its high-performance award-winning keyboard, the Das Keyboard Professional, in Micro Center stores throughout the U.S. as well as J&R Music and Computer World in New York, NY.

Since the launch of the Das Keyboard Professional in July 2008, demand for the German-engineered keyboard equipped mechanical key switches has been strong and continues to grow. In addition to purchasing the keyboard direct at www.daskeyboard.com, Consumers now have the option to purchase it at Micro Center and J&R Music and Computer World store locations. The keyboard will also be available via the stores' Web sites, www.microcenter.com and www.jr.com. Read more

This handy little gizmo provides a full size keyboard and screen for Windows Mobile cell phones. It has a 800x480 pixel screen in a small and convenient 6x9x1-inch form factor. Useful for business meeting presentations or meeting notes, jotting down notes while travelling, or just browsing the internet. Connection with the phone is via USB or Bluetooth. Since there is no CPU or operating system in the REDFLY, there are lower maintenance issues.

This product is designed for use with Windows Mobile / Smartphones, so it is not compatible with iPhone or Android. Read more

October 27, 2008 - The KeyRight Company has introduced a colorful computer keyboard designed to teach correct typing.

According to Jerome Whitcroft, KeyRight founder and president, "This new product, called the Look & Learn Keyboard, helps users of all ages learn, practice and master typing, almost without trying, every time they use their computer or laptop".

The product is a standard "QWERTY" keyboard that features color-coded keys that identify eight "finger zones" for correct typing. For example, the blue keys are used by the right index finger, while green keys are used by the left index finger, so typists know which finger controls each key. Read more