Introduction
I just can't understand why people still remain tethered to
their computers with those two or three foot piece of cable that stick out the
ends of corded mice and keyboards. Why not throw away the shackles and go
wireless and be able to move about freely and continue to do the same work your
were doing prior to the switch. I
wondered if it dates back to child birth and past regression where the thought of
having the umbilical cord cut was just to much to play out again in adult life.
Maybe I am reading to much into it and it is just a simple
fact that most of them have never tried wireless keyboards and mice, because we
all know if they did they would immediately make the switch.
In this round about way I have brought to the item we are reviewing today,
Logitech's Cordless Desktop MX-3200 Laser. This unit is ripe with features
and we will take a look at most of them during our review. So come on
along as we check it out.
About Logitech
Logitech designs, manufactures and markets personal
peripherals that enable people to effectively work, play, and communicate in the
digital world. The company's products combine essential core technologies,
continuing innovation, award-winning industrial design and excellent price
performance.
Logitech International is a Swiss public company traded on the SWX Swiss
Exchange under the symbol LOGN and on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the
symbol LOGI.
Logitech's origins lie in the OEM sector, which remains an important part of its
business, and represented 11.6 percent of the company's total sales in Fiscal
2006. To meet the demands of its OEM customer base, which includes most of the
world's largest PC manufacturers, Logitech offers high-volume manufacturing with
focused quality control, worldwide distribution and logistics, and the ability
to leverage its infrastructure under changing demand conditions.
Logitech continues to broaden its product offering and its presence in the
retail sector. This is fueled by a trend among consumers to enhance their basic
PC systems with more fully featured personal peripherals that add functionality
and cordless freedom to their desktops. They are also purchasing supplementary
devices designed for new applications and specific purposes such as gaming,
multimedia, or audio and visual communication over the Internet. Further,
Logitech's retail business includes personal peripherals for platforms beyond
the PC, such as gaming consoles, portable music players, mobile phones and
home-entertainment systems.
Today, Logitech's retail business accounts for 88.4 percent of its revenue. To
provide the market with a broadening array of best-of-category products,
Logitech's business model calls for supplementing its internal engineering and
manufacturing strength with additional products and technologies through a
combination of strategic acquisitions and industry partnerships.
The Cordless Desktop MX3200 Laser
