In addition to its new folding QWERTY iPad 2 keyboard and case, Logitech has also unveiled a new joystick designed for iPad gaming. The neat little joystick is equipped with a couple of suction cups ...

Though slightly larger than the virtually identical product made by Ten One Design, Logitech's joystick offers no clear-cut advantages. It's still great, though. Rick Broida is the author of numerous ...

Get your fingers ready for a full-size Bluetooth keyboard/stand and get your game thumb primed for a strangely familiar stick-on 'stick. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

For years you could get joysticks for flight simulators at affordable prices, but then the new Microsoft Flight Simulator came along in August 2020, and Star Wars: Squadrons shortly after that.

The mechanical keyboard rabbit hole is a deep one, and can swallow up as much money and time as you want to spend. If you’ve become spoiled on the touch and responsiveness of a Cherry MX or other ...

While many apps and services on the iPad and iPhone are prone to plenty of copycat competitors, accessories are no different. If there’s a unique case that comes along, you can bet that 20 more like ...

Perfect for casual gaming, flight simulations, and even driving games, the Logitech Attack 3 Joystick is far superior to just a mouse and keyboard. The handle fits both right and left hands and the ...

Logitech today announced the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro and Logitech Attack 3 joysticks for PC and Mac. On display at the E3 tradeshow in Los Angeles, the joysticks will be available this summer on ...

Subject pretty much says it all. How are the Logitechs nowadays? I'm thinking of the cordless one, but I'm real concerned about quality. There seems to be quite a bit of negative things about logitech ...

Anyone have one? What do you think? $52.95 at PCstop, which has a ResellerRatings 6-month rating of 10.0 (7.25 lifetime).<br><br>I'm big on wireless (I have a Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical ...

This article was published more than 23 years ago. Some information may no longer be current. I've got cables snaking across my desktop for the mouse, keyboard, a digital camera, a webcam, an MP3 ...

Tablets have become popular for playing some games, but classic arcade games still feel awkward on touch screens. After decades of playing with physical pads and sticks, a completely flat surface that ...