Deals for July 5: Logitech Mouse MX for $53.99 FS

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Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
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  • reggieray
    As for the Logitech mouse, been gaming with computers and mice since before the original Wolfenstein then the first Doom followed. Tried many different but Logitech has always been my favorite. I prefer the M510 for my self built gaming rig, thanks NewEgg. Can't wait for SkyRim.
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  • jrharbort
    ^ I agree. I've used a Logitech Nano VX for three years, and it still works to this day. Although now I've bumped up to the Logitech Anywhere MX. Very comfortable to use, and excellent build quality.

    As for the other listing, it's a shame you rarely see any good ASUS deals. I've been looking for a new notebook lately.
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  • szbxa
    ReggieRayAs for the Logitech mouse, been gaming with computers and mice since before the original Wolfenstein then the first Doom followed. Tried many different but Logitech has always been my favorite. I prefer the M510 for my self built gaming rig, thanks NewEgg. Can't wait for SkyRim.so you copied a random feedback for the mouse from newegg and posted it here for?
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  • rohitbaran
    What I see is that HP is selling a Llano laptop after discount at $699, with a normal price tag of $999. This is kind of bad, because if the laptops are sold for the "normal" price, they will fail miserably against Intel's Core i7 and discrete graphics (this is the starting price range of those laptops). AMD launched a good platform, but the greedy OEMs will ruin it.
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  • fir_ser
    rohitbaranWhat I see is that HP is selling a Llano laptop after discount at $699, with a normal price tag of $999. This is kind of bad, because if the laptops are sold for the "normal" price, they will fail miserably against Intel's Core i7 and discrete graphics (this is the starting price range of those laptops). AMD launched a good platform, but the greedy OEMs will ruin it.You are totally right so I hope OEMs won’t screw AMD’s latest processors by offering products with steep prices.
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