We hope everyone had an enjoyable holiday! Since we missed a week, here’s two weeks of Logitech in the News.
The New York Times’ Personal Tech blog included Logitech’s line of Squeezebox products in their post on the popularity of internet radio stations, which can be streamed through most Squeezebox products (such as the Logitech Squeezebox Radio or Squeezebox Boom).
For the gamers out there, NPR provided their favorite PC gaming peripherals. They call the Logitech Gaming Mouse G500 “the best mouse I’ve ever used for gaming, hands down.” Also, ZDNet tried out our Ultimate Ears 700 earphones and said they’re “quite powerful, clear and crisp.”
Much more coverage below:
- Internet Radio Stations Are the New Wave – NY Times
- Avi Greengart’s Products of 2009 – SlashGear
- Upon Further Review: How I Spent My Money in 2009 – theAppleBlog
- Logitech diNovo Edge Keyboard – PC Gadget Review
- Dan Gives Thumbs Up to the Logitech Squeezebox Boom Internet Radio – Herculodge
- Logitech Squeezebox Radio Reviewed – Test Freaks
- Get the Most Out of Your Webcam – NewsFactor
- Review: Slick Accessories For The Gaming Cave – NPR
- Logitech Cooling Pad N100 – InfoWorld
- Use Logitech Anywhere Mouse M905 Even On Glassy Surface! – VHXN.com
- Holiday Gift Guide: Electronics – The Atlantic
- Ultimate Ears 700 earphones pack powerfully accurate sound in dime-sized package – ZDNet
- Last-Minute Gifts for the Traveler in Your Life – Peter Greenberg Worldwide
- Logitech double whammy for the holidays – Manila Bulletin
- 60-second review | Logitech WiLife Digital Video Security System – Miami Herald
I absolutely love this remote!!!
If I could make one suggestion and that would be to place “Parental Lock” on an Activity.
I have children and have set up the PVR to lock out channels when the Activity “Kids TV” is selected.
However when I go to watch Activity “Adult TV” I have to manually go through the PVR to turn the parental locks off, which is quite a process. If Activity “Adult TV” had a number lock (Parental Lock) on the Harmony One remote to be entered before setting up the TV, PVR etc, then I can have the remote unlock the PVR.
Turning the PVR off and then back on turns the parental locks back on, there for all the Adults have to do is ensure the PVR is turned off when finished viewing activity “Adult TV”.