Logitech chooses Nordic's 2,4 GHz RF devices for cordless mouse

17 November 2004 Electronics Technology Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT

Nordic Semiconductor has announced that Logitech has selected its 2,4 GHz RF-devices for its next-generation wireless Logitech V500 Cordless Notebook Mouse. The nRF24XX family of 2,4 GHz products have a high level of integration, very low power and ease of use. PC control devices are a key target for the nRF24XX line.

Logitech is using the nRF2402 and nRF2401 for the new V500 mouse. The 2,4 GHz USB-based Micro-Receiver is one of the smallest, most powerful receivers on the market. At 9,5 x 50 x 6,4 mm in size, the Micro-Receiver uses Logitech's proprietary 2,4 GHz digital cordless technology, which helps the mouse achieve a range of 9 m.

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