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The Logitech G512 X is a gaming keyboard you don’t need to be a gamer to love. While its stylish, retro-chic aesthetic is its most obvious weapon in the war to take over your home office, it’s also ...

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The EliteBoard G1a feels like a crossover between a mini desktop PC and a smartphone. In fact, it represents a new kind of mobile computer—one that users may not have realised they needed.