We have yet another product from Logitech. The Logitech-X540 is an older model that came out at the end of 2006, but has been known to be a good set of speakers. Just like the Altec Lansing, the Logitech-X540 only has the six channel input and auxiliary input. The AUX input is situated on the dial knob for easy access next to the headphone jack. Logitech also uses 3.5mm output jacks instead of RCA ones for convenience.
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The Logitech Z-5500 is the latest high-end 5.1 digital speaker system that is THX-certified. It supports a wide range of formats such as, Dolby Digital, DTS and DTS 96/24. It’s one of the first speakers systems to support the 96 KHz sampling rate and a 24-bit depth, which is the format most studios use for their master recordings. So you can expect great sound quality.
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Razer the manufacturer of high end precision gaming and lifestyle electronics peripherals, has announced at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) that the Razer Mako has begun shipping and will be available for purchase at www.razerzone.com/store and other worldwide retailers. Co-developed with THX, the Razer Mako is 2.1 advanced desktop audio system, turning any desktop into an amazing soundstage with optimum audio fidelity.
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If you are still using the speakers that shipped with your PC, you don’t know what you are missing until you try the Altec Lansing VS2421. Altec Lansing’s latest 2.1 stereo speaker system, the VS2421, is a marvelous mid-sized pair of speakers that are definitely a step above average.
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When the term ‘computer speakers’ were first used, they were nothing more than cheap plastic noisemakers. For the most part, there was nothing computerized about computer speakers, who’s only purpose was to amplify an analogue signal from a PC or any other source.

Logitech’s Z-10 however, is a USB speaker system. It is connected to your PC via a single USB cable and becomes an actual USB device. Audio is then routed directly to
the USB audio device, which is in fact the speakers themselves. While this offers the convenience of a single cable, it also bypasses any audio hardware you may already have and requires a compatible USB host (Windows).
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