Logitech Cordless Desktop ITouch

Fed up with your wires getting tangled? Want some more freedom around your PC? Well folks, I've got just the thing for you! I bought a Logitech I-Touch cordless keyboard & mouse setup recently as I was fed up with being restricted to sitting directly in front of my PC. I have a big leather reclining chair & there's nothing more relaxing than putting your feet up & relaxing with your keyboard on your lap. It beats sitting up straight all the time & getting a sore back! On a recent trip to the local branch of PC World (sorry for swearing!) I decided to have a look at their range of cordless keyboard & mouse sets. There were about five sets to ...

I have had this keyboard and mouse for about one and a half years now, and it has made my life a lot easier. If you have two PCs but don't want the desk cluttered with keyboards, this is a must have. Just buy a switch box that has sockets for keyboard, mouse and monitor and you can run both units with just one mouse, keyboard and monitor. There is one problem when doing this. The wiring inside the green PS2 adaptor socket is wired differently to all other types of gender changer. When plugging it straight into the PC it doesn't matter because the drivers handle everything, but when routing through a switch box, the wiring gets mixed up and ...

What fool would pay eighty quid for a keyboard and mouse? Me! Not for any old keyboard and mouse though, only the Logitech itouch package. While I admit eighty quid is a bit steep the old saying "You get what you pay for" definitely holds true for input devices. This particular set up is cordless meaning virtually no wires cluttering up your workspace. I say virtually because the base unit for transmitting and receiving still needs to be plugged into the sockets on your computer, it has about a meter of wire so that it can be tucked away under your desk or where ever you like. All of the devices are run on battery power, 2 AA's for the keyboard ...