By Anonymous CowardPosted Friday 11th May 2007 11:58 GMT
But it could just as easily be.
For the price, it would have been nice to include a port replicator rather than a USB hub and wouldn't use an additional space on the back from what I can see. I don't want to moan about lack of legacy support in modern hardware but I would think that the majority of users would still need a parallel printer port.
By Jez OldfieldPosted Friday 11th May 2007 13:56 GMT
I don't really see this as a ground breaker, not at that price anyway, you can buy a stand for your laptop that is fully adjustable for any angle/height and a normal USB logitech keyboard for around half the price of this, which is exactly what i have done!
By David JenkinsPosted Tuesday 15th May 2007 02:04 GMT
Devices like this annoy me!
They never account for the use of manufacturer docking stations and without these any cables that are plugged into the laptop are unsupported and place unnecessary strain on both the cable and the connector.
I bought the Alto ($70) for my ThinkPad X60 and by the end of the week the Alto became a permanent resident on my junk pile. Why, it does not even have a trackpad; you cannot use it on your lap as you need a sturdy surface to hold it; and it's heavy! All and all it's a POS. I'd rate it at 30% and one should not buy it even if it were selling for $10.
BTW, this is the third product I bought made by Logitech. I will unlikely to buy anything from them again.
Comments on: Logitech Alto keyboard and laptop stand
Doesn't work with macbook pro #
By Daniel A Johansson Posted Friday 11th May 2007 11:43 GMT
It's not a docking station. #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 11th May 2007 11:58 GMT
Pointless... #
By Jez Oldfield Posted Friday 11th May 2007 13:56 GMT
Re: Doesn't work with macbook pro #
By andy Posted Friday 11th May 2007 14:58 GMT
Hopeless #
By David Jenkins Posted Tuesday 15th May 2007 02:04 GMT
80%? You're too generous #
By Raymond Posted Monday 21st May 2007 19:25 GMT
Umm... #
By Anthony Posted Tuesday 22nd May 2007 12:04 GMT