Anyone who has spent time working from home will know that the speakers on the average corporate laptop are totally inadequate. Not only can you not play and enjoy music while using a laptop’s ...

Logitech announced the Z600 wireless stereo speakers that use Bluetooth to stream audio from your computer, smartphone or tablet. Three devices can be active at the same time, and switching among them ...

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If you have ever been on the lookout for cheap but functional computer speakers, chances are good that the Logitech name has crossed your path. In addition to computer peripherals, the company makes a ...

Logitech announced a Bluetooth speaker system for $100 called MX Sound. The two-piece setup is designed to complement a desktop PC or laptop with wired and wireless connectivity. It can pair up to two ...

Audio is a crucial, yet often unappreciated part of computing. Processor power and graphics goodies may get all the headlines, but if the sound sucks, so does the general experience, no matter if ...

Logitech has taken the wraps off its new Z600 Bluetooth speakers, which it is specifically aiming at those with ultrabooks and Mac computers with its design, though they'll work with any device with ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The 2.1 desktop speaker system is almost an institution in the computer world. You take two smaller ...

MX Sound 2.0 Bluetooth Speakers are decent upgrade for your PC but wouldn’t be our first choice for heavy music listening. Logitech’s MX Sound 2.0 Bluetooth speakers join products including the MX ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Stop making do with laptop speakers, it’s time for an upgrade (The Independent) Laptop speakers are designed for occasional use, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If Sony's Rolly portable speaker system is a little too unusual (and rich) for your tastes, then Logitech's far more traditional Pure-Fi ...