wrote:wrote:That's a very colourful computer in your avatar! What is it a Sun system?
No, it's just a painted 486:)
Eh eh, Racoon rider had me fooled too King Corduroy 😁
Nooo! 🙁
Why does this stupidity needs to come around Logitech? Being a prosumer/sucker for their products for 10+ years now and this "departure" seems nothing besides a big abomination.
All this "modernism" BS is really, really retarded...
This is why I left Windows behind. And now Logitech is doing the same thing now?
“I am the dragon without a name…”
― Κυνικός Δράκων
The Logitech Performance Mouse MX and MX 500 are some of my favourite peripherals ever made. It's a pity that the MX500's paint started falling off and its rubber started perishing. On a related note: am I the only one who is depressed by the made in obsolesce mentality to the way products are designed and sold nowadays?
To be honest this looks nothing like anything I remember from late 80's and early 90's.
Take a gander at the post I put up above. I already said I might have been hasty. 🤣
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The MX 518 was the finest mouse I ever owned. When it finally wore out I bought a G400s, which only lasted about a month before the left click wore out completely. They replaced it with the "next best" model, the G402 Hyperion Fury, which is a shitty gimmick mouse. It's also too flat and small, much less comfortable than the G400s and MX 518. SO I got a big chunky Roccat and I'm happy again.
Logitech still makes a very fine trackball in the MX570, but I don't like trackballs enough to care, and I've moved on to various brands of mechanical keyboard. All the keyboards in that commercial look like the crummiest, smushiest, most awkward cheapo keyboards I could imagine. Terrible.
