Seven Logitech products have received the prestigious CES Innovations Honoree Award for excellence in design and engineering. The award-winning products include:

Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX

Logitech Harmony 900

Logitech Squeezebox Radio

Logitech Squeezebox Touch

Ultimate Ears 700

Logitech Flight System G940

Logitech Wireless Guitar Controllers

Digital Trends gave our G500 Gaming Mouse an 8/10 and said they prefer it to our G9x Laser Mouse because it “delivers nearly all the same features, and it’s a better fit for our hands.” The Future of Things reviewed out Darkfield Technology, which allows you to use your mouse virtually anywhere you want — including clear glass. This technology is included in a handful of our mice, including the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX, which Everything USB reviewed and said “the overall product execution leaves little to be desired.”

Also, CNET UK tried out the Logitech Squeezebox Radio and gave it a 9.1/10 and said it’s “one of the best Internet-radio streamers currently on the market.”

Check out more coverage below:

• Logitech Anywhere MX Wireless Mouse Review – Everything USB
• Logitech Squeezebox Radio Review – CNET
• Logitech unveils Autumn product line – ITP.net
• Logitech WiLife: Big Brother on a Baby Budget – Concrave
• Logitech G500 Review – Digital Trends
• ‘Darkfield’ Lasers Let Mice Track on Glass – thefutureofthings.com
• Logitech’s new Harmony IR repeater – EngadgetHD
• Logitech G330 Gaming Headset Review – ConnectReviews

We also brought you another set of tips and tricks post on the Flight System G940 from our Global Product Marketing Manager, Mark Starrett, so be sure to check that out!

View more coverage below:

• Logitech G500 Gaming Mouse Review – CNET UK
• Logitech G27 Racing Wheel Review – I4U
• Logitech M555b Review – Notebook Review
• Home devices open a new world of music – Philly.com
• Logitech Squeezebox Radio review – Engadget

Check back next week for more Logitech news!

• Logitech G13 Advanced Gameboard – Blast Magazine
• Logitech Performance Mouse MX Mouse reviews – CNET
• Logitech Performance Mouse MX and Anywhere Mouse MX work on glass – Gearlive
• A Mouse to Shatter the Glass Barrier – NY Times
• Logitech Performance Mouse MX Review – I4U
• Logitech Harmony 1100 Universal Remote Control Review – BigPictureBigSound

On Monday we introduced our G27 Racing Wheel for PC Gaming, which has many new features from our venerable G25 Racing Wheel. “When it comes to gaming peripherals, few companies do it better than Logitech,” according to Ars Technica in their G27 coverage and PC Magazine says the racing wheel will “have you convinced you’re racing Indy in your own living room.”

Wednesday, Logitech unveiled yet another advancement for mice with the Logitech Performance Mouse MX and Anywhere MX Mouse. Both mice feature Darkfield Laser Tracking, which means you can use these mice anywhere you want — including clear glass and high-gloss surfaces! The Examiner says “both mice perform outstandingly well” and “could not be more pleased with them” while the Fast Company blog wrote, “It’s not every day that technology advanced the human condition, but today, dear computer users, is one such day.”

Check out more coverage below:

• OMG! New Mouse Can Track on Anything Using “Darkfield” Tech – Fast Company Blog
• New Logitech Mice Work on Any Surface – PC World
• Logitech Technology Ends Mouse-on-Glass Problem – CIO Today
• Logitech Performance Mouse MX and Anywhere Mouse MX pack “Darkfield” lasers – SlashGear
• Logitech’s latest trick: a mouse that works on glass – DVICE
• Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX – Ubergizmo
• Logitech’s Unifying-equipped Performance Mouse MX and Anywhere Mouse MX track on glass – Engadget
• Logitech MX mice offer ‘Darkfield’ tech; work on glass, glossy surfaces – ZDNet.com
• Logitech’s new mice track on just about anything – CrunchGear
• No mousepad, no problem; Logitech Performance and Anywhere Mouse MX – Examiner
• Logitech G27 Racing Wheel Helps Race Fans Shift Gears – Gizmodo
• Logitech’s $300 G27 racing wheel gives sidelined DUI possessors a taste of the road – Engadget
• Logitech G27 Racing Wheel: judder-free force-feedback – SlashGear
• New Racing Wheel Set Adds Nifty Features – PC Magazine
• Logitech G27 Racing Wheel – Ubergizmo
• Logitech updates PC, PS3 racing wheel with new gears, lights – Ars Technica
• Logitech Announces G27 Racing Wheel – IGN

Today we announced two new premium mice, the Logitech Performance Mouse MX and the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX. Both mice feature Logitech Darkfield Laser Tracking, which allows you to use your mouse virtually anywhere you want — including clear glass (minimum 4 mm thickness) and high-gloss surfaces. Both mice are expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in August. Product marketing manager Greg Dizac recently recorded a video about Darkfield technology and the new mice.

We introduced the new Harmony 900, Wireless Desktop MK 700, Rechargeable Speaker S315i and Portable Speaker S125i.

CNET reviewed the new Harmony 900 and said it’s “hands down, the best universal remote control we’ve ever tested” and Gizmodo says the remote’s “form factor, plus the included charging dock and the RF to IR blasters make this the best remote package Logitech has right now.”

The Wireless Desktop MK 700 is a mouse-and-keyboard combination and has a three-year keyboard and one-year battery life – CrunchGear says this is “impressive, folks.” In Gadgetizer’s coverage on the S315i and S125i iPod/iPhone docks they say, “Logitech always manages to stay on top with the best reliable sound.”

Check out full coverage below:

• Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i – CNET
• Logitech S315i iPod / iPhone Dock – Gadgetizer
• Logitech Harmony 900 Remote Control reviews – CNET
• Logitech debuts new iPod speaker systems – Macworld
• Logitech dishes two new iPod / iPhone speaker docks, one of them rechargeable – Engadget
• New Logitech iPod Speakers Are Almost Certainly Sufficient – Logitech – Gizmodo
• Logitech announces new energy-efficient wireless mouse/keyboard combo – CNET
• Logitech announces S315i and S125i iPod speakers – CNET
• 16 great back-to-school gadgets – Computerworld
• Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i and Logitech Portable Speaker S125i – Ubergizmo
• Logitech MK700 Wireless Desktop Features Concave Keys to Cradle Your Fingertips – Gizmodo
• The Logitech Wireless Desktop treats your fingers to a new key design – CrunchGear
• Logitech Introduces Two New iPod Speakers – SlashGear
• Logitech Debuts Two iPod Speakers – Gearlog
• Logitech Debuts iPod Speakers, Desktop Set – TWICE
• Logitech’s Harmony 900 remote controls components behind closed doors – Engadget
• Logitech Harmony 900 Universal Remote Review – Gizmodo
• Harmony 900: Take Control of Your Home Theater – Gearlog
• Logitech Bows Newest Harmony – TWICE
• Logitech debuts Harmony 900 universal remote with RF tech – ZDNet

The MK 700 keyboard features Logitech Incurve keys that cradle your fingers for greater comfort, as well as an integrated LCD dashboard to keep you in touch with the status of important keyboard functions, including:

1. Battery status
2. Caps lock
3. FN
4. Scroll lock
5. Num lock
6. Mute

The MX 700’s mouse is gently contoured for a natural fit and has a scroll wheel that gives you a choice between hyper-fast and traditional “ratchet-mode” scrolling.

Both the mouse and keyboard feature Logitech’s powerful 2.4 GHz wireless technology, which virtually eliminates delays and dropouts. And an impressive battery life – up to three years for the keyboard and one year for the mouse – will help you stay focused on the tasks at hand instead of searching for batteries.