A USB receiver or connector (also known as a USB dongle) helps establish a wireless connection between your PC/laptop and the wireless keyboard to use within the supported range or distance. However, ...

Today, Logitech introduced a convenient and clutter-free way for you to connect wireless keyboards and mice to your laptop — the Logitech Unifying receiver. So small that it can stay in the laptop ...

Today's Logitech announcement is one that's easy to overlook as insignificant. In reality, all that is being announced is a tiny USB nub that sticks out just 8mm from your notebook's side, but there's ...

I'm helping a friend with a Verbatim wireless keyboard/mouse set. He lost the receiver dongle, and ordered (or was sent by RMA-can't remember) another Verbatim mouse with Nano receiver. When he ...

Shopping around for a wireless keyboard and mouse usually means choosing a package deal. But what if you like the keyboard from one package and the mouse from another? Each comes with its own receiver ...

There’s a critical vulnerability in a model of Fujitsu wireless keyboard that makes it easy for hackers to take full control of connected computers, security researchers warned on Friday. Anyone using ...

Logitech’s new Unifying receiver is a tiny USB nubbin that can wirelessly connect to one or more keyboards and mice, freeing up ports and space on your computer. The new peripherals that work with the ...

I have been a fan of Logitech peripheral devices for just about as long as they have existed — at least going back to "serial" mice and "bus" mice and the likes. This is not only because they are ...

The ASUS ROG Ranger 2 wireless customized mechanical keyboard has been unveiled in China. The new mechanical keyboard comes with an Omni receiver and offers three connection options. The ROG Ranger 2 ...

If you’re using a tablet or phone on a trip and want to write out more than just a couple of sentences, a travel keyboard is a must to type efficiently. Even the inputs on the best laptops might not ...

[Arthur] built an IR receiver to use with XBMC. Because it’s software specific he identifies the device on USB as a keyboard, and passes the IR commands as keystrokes used by the popular media ...