Playing with the Fusion Engine in the Logitech Gaming Software made it clear to me that an IPS of 500 is insanely, superhumanly fast. The G402 Hyperion Fury uses the same sensor that was found in the ...
The folks behind the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury suggest they've created a new age in gaming mouse technology. This device does not just rely on an optical sensor – they've incorporated several ...
The Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury is an older release, but with an ergonomic shape and grippy side textures it's still as comfortable as ever. While it's still a solid option when on sale, though, the ...
Professional gaming – also known as E-sports – is a multibillion dollar industry with many e-sport “athletes” competing for large prizes. The players themselves are revered as real athletes by their ...
Logitech does not just test mice and keyboards. It tortures them. It mashes keys 13 times per second, 24 hours a day, for two months straight. When the company needs to test the range and ...
Logitech announced its G402 Hyperion Fury earlier this summer, calling it “the world’s fastest gaming mouse.” This mouse is more than just your run of the mill peripheral as Logitech has equipped it ...
On Wednesday, Logitech unveiled the new G402 Hyperion Fury mouse, which it’s calling “the world’s fastest gaming mouse.” The device uses multiple sensors, allowing it to accurately track ultra-fast ...
I spent a day touring Logitech's headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, which are located right next to the campus of EPFL, an internationally renowned engineering school. A couple floors above ground ...
It's only been three months since we checked out Logitech's epic G502 Proteus Core, which made headlines with a record breaking 12,000 DPI sensor. While relatively few people will actually use such a ...
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Input is important. Without a keyboard and mouse (two extremely antiquated but necessary forms of input we’re still clinging onto), a computer is next to useless. Sure, there are gamepads, Kinect and ...