• Logitech G13 Successor Headset
• Programmable Pc Game Keypad
• Logitech G13 Replacement

Gaming Mice - Wireless, PC, Wired Logitech G. Created with Snap. Logitech G develops award-winning wireless and wired gaming mice. Constantly innovating from sensors to shape, find the right one for you. The Logitech G13 advanced gameboard gives you game-changing comfort and control. Naturally contoured design follows the natural shape of your hand and fingers for increased comfort during long sessions. Onboard memory lets you program up to 5 ready-to-play profiles, so you can take your personal preferences with you. G613 is a next generation wireless keyboard designed for gamers who demand both the high performance capabilities of mechanical switches and the freedom of wireless gaming. Through end-to-end engineering and design, Logitech G developed a robust wireless solution to solve the fundamental problems of latency, stability, and connectivity.

The Logitech G19 was a keyboard produced by Logitech designed specifically for gamers. It included 12 macro keys that could each have 3 macros assigned to them. It included an upgraded color LCD screen with a higher resolution in comparison to the screen from its earlier model, the Logitech G15 and the newer keyboard Logitech G510. Another notable difference of the G19 when compared to previous G15 and G510 models is that it required a separate power source; as such it came packaged with an AC power supply.^[1]

Available layouts[edit]

US - United States
UK - United Kingdom
DK - Danish
NO - Norwegian
SE - Swedish
FI - Finnish
ES - Spanish
IT - Italian
DE - German
CH - Swiss
RU - Russian
FR - French
CZ - Czech
HR - Croatian

Other features[edit]

• 320×240 pixel color screen with 8 navigation buttons
• Ability to create hotkeys
• Ability to create macros using the MR key without the included 'Keyboard Profiler' application (e.g., while in a game)
• Ability to press up to five keys simultaneously
• Switch to disable Windows key during games
• Entire device is backlit by different color LEDs which can be turned off, or have their color altered (Windows & Mac)
• Media buttons and 'drum' style volume control
• Built in powered USB 2.0 hub, with 2 external USB ports located on the back of the device
• Play YouTube movies directly on the screen
• View Webcam output on the screen

Game and application support[edit]

Many different games have native support for the G19. For these games, information such as ammunition, health and items the player is currently holding can be displayed on the LCD panel. Some games and programs require patches to allow the G19 to be used with them. It's worth noting that the G19 will run all plugins created for the G15/G13, although in black-and-white only. Current games and programs with support for the LCD are shown in the list below:

See also[edit]

• Logitech 'G' series

References[edit]

1. ^http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/keyboards/keyboard/devices/4956&cl=us,en
2. ^ ^abhttp://www.tf2newbs.com/newbs_blog/2010/01/14/tf2_g-series/

External links[edit]

Logitech announced a new frameless mechanical keyboard for gaming today. It's called the G513, and it's the successor to the G413, which has been a popular choice since its launch last spring. The company also announced new gaming PC speakers with the same Lightsync colored-LED technology you'll find in the company's gaming keyboards and mice.

Logitech G13 Successor Headset

Logitech brags of a 1ms report rate for the G513, but the main—albeit not unique—appeal of the keyboard is that it comes with two options for mechanical key switches built by Omron—the Romer-G Tactile and the Romer-G Linear. Logitech is notably not using the leading switch manufacturer, Cherry MX.

Logitech says the tactile switches have 'soft tactile feedback during actuation for gamers who prefer direct feedback' and the linear switches 'give you a smooth keystroke.' The G413 also had the brand's Romer-G switches, but there was only one option. There's an emphasis on materials here, too: the G513 is built from an aluminum-magnesium alloy, and it comes with a memory foam palm rest.

These days, every piece of gaming hardware seems to need a dizzying array of multi-colored LEDs, and Logitech isn't skimping here. The keyboard uses the company's Lightsync RGB technology with 16.8 million colors, too. Lightsync offers presets for certain popular games like Fortnight. There's nothing radical here to distinguish this feature from Razer Chroma, of course, but if you're the type of person who likes typing on an every-shifting rainbow, you'll probably be satisfied.

Programmable Pc Game Keypad

Connectivity is USB 2.0. Other features include USB passthrough with one port, 26-key rollover, a game mode for deactivating the Windows key to avoid accidental presses, onboard memory for storing lighting profiles, and extra keycaps for W, A, S, D, and other keys that are important in many games. Like most companies that make keyboards like this, Logitech offers Windows software for customizing macros and lighting profiles, among other things.

In addition to the key switch choice, you can choose two finishes—Carbon and Silver. The keyboard is priced at $149.99 and will begin shipping in April.

Logitech G13 Replacement

The G560 speakers

As mentioned above, Logitech also announced new speakers intended for use with gaming PCs. The new G560's claim to fame is that it comes with the Lightsync RGB tech, which is unusual for speakers. All the same stuff that applies to the keyboards and mice applies here, too—lighting that is supposed to change dynamically with gameplay, custom profiles abd pre-built profiles for popular games, and synchronization with other Lightsync hardware. The colored lights can also work as a visualizer when you're playing music on the speakers.

The speakers in this 2.1-channel system are small, but Logitech claims the output is 240 watts peak and 140 watts average. DTS-X is supported for simulated surround sound. In other words, the audio quality probably won't blow you away, but it's good enough for most gamers. Logitech intended these speakers as a companion to its G502 gaming mouse—and probably the G513 keyboard, too.

The G560 is also expected to ship in April, and it costs $199.99.

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