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What is it: Gyroscopic mouse built like a TV remote control
What we think: An easy-to-use programmable alternative to your Media Center remote
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 17 July 2007
Tags: Logitech, Logitech MX Air, Media Center, ergonomics, remote control
We like:
Media-friendly features; extra sensors always know that up is up, even if the mouse is turned sideways
We don't like:
No trigger for gyroscopic mode may make it difficult for beginners to use; gyroscopic mice in general are an acquired taste
CNET UK judgement:
Aimed at Media Center users, the programmable Logitech MX Air has plenty of handy, media-friendly features and always moves the cursor in the direction you want
Full review:
Accessory powerhouse Logitech is getting into the gyroscopic-mouse market with the new MX Air, a rechargeable cordless mouse that can control a computer's cursor just by being moved through the air (when placed on a flat surface, it works as standard laser mouse). Continue Reading...
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