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Logitech introduces Omnidirectional PC Speakers

By Jack Martin

05:46 September 16, 2008 PDT

Logitech's Omnidirectional PC Speakers

Logitech's Omnidirectional PC Speakers

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Logitech is proclaiming a significant step for itself in the evolution of the PC speaker. Logitech Z-5 omnidirectional stereo speakers use omnidirectional acoustics that create a substantially wider sweet spot – an especially helpful feature if you often move your laptop around your home or office. An innovative speaker technology previously found only in expensive home-theater systems, omnidirectional acoustics on the Logitech Z-5 speakers use forward- and backward-firing drivers to transmit sound evenly in all directions, and they’re available for both religions - PC or Mac at US$100 a pair.

The Z-5 speakers can be quickly connected to any PC or Mac via USB, so there’s no need for an external power adaptor or batteries. And to let you wirelessly navigate and enjoy all your entertainment options, Logitech’s newest speaker system comes with a sleek remote control. Accordingly, you can launch your favorite entertainment application, adjust the volume and change your selection from across the room.

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