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Logitech's ability to develop solid software for other products hasn't been that strong. They bought Slim Devices, a Valley startup which developed a set of ne
by mturmon 15y ago
Logitech's ability to develop solid software for other products hasn't been that strong.
They bought Slim Devices, a Valley startup which developed a set of networked audio players. The Slim software and team seemed quite strong, but development of new players and software upgrades have really slowed down since the acquisition. And, there was a botched player release (I forget which unit it was, but it was the same deal as the Revue -- released before ready).
- georgieporgie 15y agoI have one of their bazillion-dollar programmable remotes. The hardware is great, top notch quality. The software, ugh, was abysmal. Clunky, slow, sort of a web browser, but not. Required bizarre hoops to be jumped through to program correctly. When I emailed Logitech and told them they should open source it so the community could fix it, the rep got mad at me. :-)