Logitech today unveiled an ultra-tweakable G9 Gaming Mouse, and an update to its companion - the G15 Gaming Keyboard. More after the jump.

The corded G9 mouse sports two interchangeable grips - Wide Load for long gaming sessions, Precision grip for accuracy. On-the-fly dpi switching, ranging from 200 dpi to 3200 dpi, will be supported by up to 1000 USB reports per second.

The on-board memory allows personalized profile settings to be carried in the mouse without needing to reinstall drivers on another PC setup. The weight tuning system originally introduced in the G5 is there, along with a similar LED color display. Throw in a scroll wheel that can be toggled between click-to-click and free scrolling, and you’ve got yourself a truly comprehensive gaming mouse.

The updated G15 Gaming Keyboard offers even more customization options with its 18 programmable macro keys, and game-specific configuration profiles. It’s got back-lit keys for use during unhealthy all-night sessions, and an LCD display for game information you’d rather not have on the HUD.

Both items are available in September for USD $99.99 each.

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This entry was posted by Justin Arulnathan on Friday, August 3rd, 2007 at 1:44 pm and is filed under Peripherals, PC. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.