Logic Japan has busted out a couple of new monitors for those who prefer to keep things more modest, announcing matching 19 and 17-inch models set for release later this month. Both feature a 2 mm thick slice of a specialized hardened glass, which supposedly reduces glare and improves contrast, as well as adding an extra layer of protection to prevent damage (though we still wouldn't recommend testing it with a
flying Wiimote). The 17-inch model also adds a selectable privacy setting, which apparently reduces the viewing angle of the monitor to prevent passerbys from snooping on what you're doing. Otherwise, the monitors are fairly run-of-the-mill, each boasting a 1280 x 1024 resolution, 300cd/m² brightness, and a 700:1 contrast ratio, with a 6 ms response time on the 19-inch and 5 ms on the 17-inch. The 17-incher also adds a DVI input, while the larger model just gives you plain old VGA.
So is this made by logitech, logitec, or logic...?
Logitec or Logic? (or Logitech as mentioned in the original news source)
Next time, dont use a source that incorrectly mix up Logitech with Logitec and then you mix it up further with Logic.
And, er, the two product shots are precisely the same. Pixel for pixel, with the exception of the characters on the (simulated) screen image. Though I guess that's Logitec(h)'s problem.
this company is anoying, ZOMG! LOGITECH IS MAKING monitors!! ....nm lotitec :\
Here in Japan in the computer stores I often see a brand of mice called "Logicool" which are Logitech. I have no idea why there's a different name, but the model names of the mice match Logitech mice sold in the USA.
So perhaps these monitors are from Logicool?