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    Logitech MX Revolution mouse reviewed

    Posted on Saturday, September 30 2006 @ 21:06:09 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Anandtech took a closer look at the Logitech MX Revolution mouse:
    As we looked over the impressive product packaging that certainly befits the $99.99 price tag, there was one item that stood out to us. Logitech claims this is the "World's Most Advanced Mouse" so we set out to see if this is true. We have always enjoyed Logitech mice and can count on them providing an interesting product refresh every couple of years. Their last major product refresh in the wireless product sector consisted of the MX1000 as a general purpose mouse and the G7 that was targeted to the gaming community. Both mice have enjoyed a successful lifespan with excellent design ergonomics, software support, and desktop performance in the rodent arena.
    Check out their review over here.


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