Logitech Shows Mini Wireless Keyboard for TVs
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At CES, Logitech will unveil the diNovo Mini, a handheld keyboard for people who have connected their PCs to their TVs.
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Wave it around or put it on a desk, the choice is yours With a rather ostentatious claim that "the future of PC navigation starts now", mouse-maker Logitech today unveiled an input device as at home being waved around in the air as it is being pushed around a desk.â¦
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A new technology unveiled Tuesday would show what's being said on the radio using a receiver with a screen that would scroll text much like closed captions roll by on TV.
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The next twist in TVs might be the ability to navigate through on-screen menus with a wave of your hand. Look for them in hotel lobbies.
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New gadgets include a keyboard with call buttons and a speakerphone.
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Device allows viewers to operate on/off switch, change channels or volume by simple hand gestures.
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Time to rename the zapper? Broadcom, manufacturer of set-top box chip sets and Qualcomm annoyer, has added Bluetooth to its set-top box reference platform; which should see the death of the infrared remote control within a couple of years.â¦
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The wireless controller for the new Nintendo Wii video game console is light, compact, and dangerous &#151; at least to TV sets.
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Some wireless gadgets pump music from a computer to a stereo or TV. Others take a broadband connection and make it available to any PC within range.
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Associated Press - It&#39;s a keychain that works like a universal remote control, but one that can turn almost any television on or off.
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(InfoWorld) - Logitech fused the old with the new on Thursday, launching a wireless laser mouse that doesn't need a surface to sit on, combining features of the traditional mouse and remote control. The MX Air Mouse works either on a surface or held in the air. In the air, users move the mouse up, down, sideways or in a circle to navigate, and they make selections by pressing buttons and touch-sensitive points on the mouse. In place of a scroll wheel, it has a touch-sensitive scroll panel. The MX Air Mouse is designed for people who use PCs for entertainment, said Andy Hengel, a product manager at Logitech. The mouse's features worked well with a Windows Media Center Edition PC in a product demonstration. A user navigated the PC's media content by moving the mouse in the air. Buttons and controls on top of the mouse were used to select music and movies to play, as with a remote control. Some functions can be controlled using "gesture-based commands," where users can move the mouse in the air to change volume or skip or repeat music tracks. After pressing the volume button, a user can move the mouse right to increase volume and left to turn it down. Pressing the play/pause button and moving the mouse clockwise or counterclockwise to move a song forward or backward. The MX Air Mouse performs well from any angle, Hengel said. It can ignore minor, unintentional hand movements to keep the mouse's movement smooth. The device can communicate with a PC from as far as 30 feet. It communicates with an RF receiver plugged in a PC's USB (Universal Serial Bus) port. The mouse also runs with Windows XP and Vista and will work with Mac OS X soon, Hengel said. The $149.99 mouse will ship in early August in the U.S. and Europe.
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The electronics maker's wireless television set emphasizes advances in the boob tube.
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Slackers, rejoice! Remote controls can now be used to shop from home.
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Tiny triple-mode adapter could mean smart phones with wireless Ethernet as a standard feature.
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$50 device will feature hot keys designed for the alternative operating system.
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Automated bliss in the home Logitech's latest addition to the Harmony family of remote controls will be available later this autumn.â¦
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Low-cost, TiVo-like living room media computer, anyone?