Logitech has been a mainstay in the peripherals market for a long time now, proving that devices such as keyboards and mice can be both attractive and useful for the everyday computer user. In the DiNovo ...

Saitek is quite obviously down with the kids. The company's new joystick is called the 'Aviator' on the box, but the 'AV8R' on the side of the stick itself. It's all 'txt spk' these days, which ...

In a 'Top 10' list of how stupid you can look on a train when surrounding yourself with technology, typing away at a portable keyboard while squinting at a PDA crudely propped up by a plastic ...

Keyboards. Outwardly they're pretty dull: all blocks of plastic with a hundred or so keys on them. Yet hardware manufacturers still find interesting angles to pursue with them... we were recently sent a prototype predictive keyboard ...

On one hand we warm to Trust because the company spells 'laser' the way we prefer. But sadly, the quality of its Wireless Laser Deskset pack left a little to be desired. We should be straight ...

Manufacturers, it seems, are never happy. Once upon a time, the common keyboard was content just to have its usual buttons on it, perhaps with the addition of a Windows key to the right of the ...

Logitech's excellent entry into this round-up resolutely spells 'laser' with the letter 's'. Hurrah. It's also the most expensive of the three kits on test here, although it simply drips with quality. That said, we didn't ...

You just know that when a modern day piece of computer hardware arrives in a tin, there's likely to be something a little different about it. And this particularly device is certainly different. But with a ...

In the past we've experienced bad mice, and we hated those 'mices' to pieces. There's nothing worse than an uncomfortable, cheap mouse, and considering how much you use this long-tailed peripheral it's worth splashing out a ...

It's possible to buy a gaming mouse. And a fantastically expensive precision mousing surface for it. Then there are all manner of weird and wonderful gaming peripherals which sort of look like joysticks, but are actually ...

To many people, the keyboard is one of the most subjective PC-related purchases to be made, so Saitek's latest unit is a strong product. Aiming - as you'd expect from the name - at the serious ...

Flight simulation games have always had a firm following amongst wannabe pilots who want to relive WWII dogfights or experience more modern jet warfare. Essential to this air combat are a decent joystick and throttle control ...

One person's favourite mouse is another's horror story. The variance in personal taste is one reason Logitech has made a real name for itself in replacement mice and keyboards, producing alternatives that cater to different needs. ...

And that option is this. We're talking about the Cordless Rumblepad 2, which is the first such pad this reviewer has used that's worked (nearly) without fault. As with all wireless pads, it's relatively heavy - ...

And so we look further up the line to a pad that's a much more deserving cause. The Rumblepad 2 Vibration Feedback USB is more comfortable and far more capable, and happily gives one of those ...

That said, the Logitech Precision USB Pad is perhaps not your best choice of the three devices on show here if you're looking for a controller capable of matching what the PlayStation 2 item has to ...

Many owners of PDAs rather like the idea of using them as serious data input machines - taking advantage of the word processing or notes applications that come as standard or bulking out with something more ...

Your keyboard and mouse are important parts of your computer. They need to feel right under your hands, and function well. That's a key reason why there are so many choices out there - wired and ...

Here's a question for you. How much would you pay for a keyboard and mouse set? In days gone by, you might be tempted to stretch to £50 or £60, perhaps, assuming the right combination of ...

The theory behind the IO Personal Digital Pen is sound. You want to write onto paper, but want your notes and drawings stored on your PC too. So, you use a pen that digitises and software ...