Logitech Introduces World's First Wireless Charging Mousepad, Two New Gaming Mice
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G, a brand of Logitech, says that Powerplay is a departure from
existing wireless charging standards and is designed to deliver uninterrupted charging
over surface of the mousepad, which essentially means your wireless
mouse will constantly be charged when in use. The wireless charging
system uses an application of electromagnetic resonance that creates an
energy field on the surface of the 275x320mm mousepad. Notably, the
company also says that this will not hamper or cause any interference
with the mouse's functionality.
"For decades, we've pioneered
development in wireless gaming, and our new Powerplay and Lightspeed
wireless technologies continue this commitment to wireless superiority,"
said Ujesh Desai, vice president and general manager of Logitech G.
"With Powerplay, Lightspeed and our new G903 and G703 mice, you'll get
unbeatable precision, lag-free performance and infinite power, which
gives gamers the highest-quality experience."
The new Powerplay mousepad is accompanied with two new wireless
gaming mice, Logitech G903 and G703. Logitech says the mice come
equipped with PMW3366 optical sensor which has zero smoothing, filtering
or acceleration across the entire DPI range (200-12,000 DPI) for
accurate tracking and consistent responsiveness, even at speeds over 400
IPS.
In terms of looks, the mice have a pretty intimidating body
design with advanced mechanical button tensioning that give the left and
right mouse buttons a good feel, response and consistency. The buttons
are also more durable with up to 50 million click switches. Despite its
solid feel, the mice have been designed to give a perfect grip, with
rubber grips on either sides for greater control. Gamers can assign the
buttons with custom game commands using Logitech Gaming Software (LGS).
Lastly,
at the heart of both the Powerplay mousepad and the gaming mice is
Logitech G's Lightspeed wireless technology that delivers
competition-level responsiveness at speeds faster than many competitive
wired gaming mice.

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