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Logitech VX Revolution Mouse

Laptop Logic™
06 May 2007
  • Summary: A sweet mouse designed for the laptop that's just as comfortable on the desktop
  • Pros: Exceptional comfort and feel, Looks good – sleek, sexy and compact, Zoom slider and search buttons, Programmable buttons, Wireless!...
  • Cons: Designed for right-handed users only, Expensive ($79.99)...
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Overall 9
9.0

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The Tech Zone
15 March 2007
  • Summary: I think we have just discovered what could be the absolute best notebook mouse out there in the Logitech VX Revolution, the laptop version of its bigger and more...
  • Pros: Expensive (MSRP $79), Zoom slider placement is awkward...
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Logitech VX Revolution

Modders-Inc
15 March 2007
  • Conclusion: Comfort and portability is what everyone looks for in a laptop mouse. You do not want to drag around a full size mouse and somehow find a place in your bad to store it....
  • Pros: Not too small like other laptop mice, Laser tracking, Just the right amount of options...
  • Cons: The list price is high but can be found for less
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Overall 10
10

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Windows A to Z!
13 March 2007
  • Excerpt: Cordless mice are always a huge plus for notebook users who want to be able to use a mouse, instead of the notebook's built-in pointer, whenever and wherever they want....
  • Pros: Cordless (with a huge range), Comfortable to use, Two-mode scroll wheel, Long battery life, Compartment stores the wireless receiver...
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Overall 8
8.0

Logitech VX Revolution

Digitaltrends
06 March 2007
  • Summary: The Logitech MX and VX Revolution mice may not be a revolution, but they represent the next major evolution of input devices. They offer the best software-hardware...
  • Pros: Innovative fly-wheel; accurate and responsive tracking; laser technology, • Innovative fly-wheel, • Accurate and responsive tracking...
  • Cons: Only supports right hand users; scroll wheel is sensitive at times...
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Virtual-Hideout
22 February 2007
  • Summary: The VX Revolution was a superb laptop mouse, and actually, would work well as a desktop mouse. The combination of a large set of features, such as the thumb buttons, zoom...
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Hardware Secrets
22 February 2007
  • Excerpt: Using a laptop’s touchpad requires a lot of patience. You can’t help having a notebook mouse even though it’s one more piece of equipment to carry along. There are...
  • Pros: Precise laser tracking on many surfaces., Works at a long range., Fast and confortable scrollwheel., Ergonomic design., Great storage solution for the wireless device....
  • Cons: Somewhat big for a notebook mouse., Strong wireless device ejection requires attention....
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Overall 9
9.0

Logitech VX Revolution Review

FastLane Hardware
02 January 2007
  • Conclusion: From the design and usability of the VX Revolution, it seems as though Logitech has done it once again. From the elegant ergonomic design of the mouse to the increased...
  • Pros: Long Battery Life, Ergonomics, Well thought out usb storage design...
  • Cons: Price...
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CoolTechZone
05 December 2006
  • Excerpt: - When Logitech first launched the MX and VX desktop and notebook mice duo earlier this year, it took the entire industry by surprise. As Logitech keeps innovating, our...
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XyzComputing.com
07 November 2006
  • Summary: - Hyper cool scroll wheel - Small enough for travel - Laser sensor
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Logitech VX Revolution
7.8 out of 10

Logitech VX Revolution

Hyper-fast Scrolling : Fly through long documents with the MicroGear™ Precision scroll wheel. Touch to Search : Enjoy one-click access to your favorite search engine—instantly search your compu… Read more

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