Logitech VX Nano Mouse @ XYZ Computing

**MIG-31** · Jul 31, 2007, 12:49 PM

Review: XYZ Computing
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It was almost a year ago that Logitech launched their VX and MX Revolution mice. These marked two high-end additions to the company's lineup in the portable and desktop categories, respectively. While their big price tags meant that these mice did not get as much attention as they deserved, they were still a hit with reviewers and they brought a number of notable features to the wireless laser mouse market. The most interesting feature was a metal scroll wheel that could toggle between a ratcheted and non-ratcheted operation, the former for accuracy and the latter for fast, nearly friction-free scrolling. Another great feature was that on the VX Revolution, the smaller of the two mice, the RF dongle could be stored inside the mouse for easy transport and safekeeping. You can see a full review of the VX Revolution mouse here.

Jul 31, 2007, 12:49 PM	#1
MIG-31 DH News MOD Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Nottingham,UK Posts: 42,574 Rep Power: 185 System Specs	Logitech VX Nano Mouse @ XYZ Computing Review: XYZ Computing _______________ It was almost a year ago that Logitech launched their VX and MX Revolution mice. These marked two high-end additions to the company's lineup in the portable and desktop categories, respectively. While their big price tags meant that these mice did not get as much attention as they deserved, they were still a hit with reviewers and they brought a number of notable features to the wireless laser mouse market. The most interesting feature was a metal scroll wheel that could toggle between a ratcheted and non-ratcheted operation, the former for accuracy and the latter for fast, nearly friction-free scrolling. Another great feature was that on the VX Revolution, the smaller of the two mice, the RF dongle could be stored inside the mouse for easy transport and safekeeping. You can see a full review of the VX Revolution mouse here. __________________ Please Post Your News Submissions Here How you can help DriverHeaven by using Digg!