The Logitech M720 is coming and we are excited. The M720 is a wireless mouse that uses touchscreens to control your smart home devices. If you have been holding out on getting one, don’t do it! In just under a week we will have the first official release of the Logitech M720 Smart Display. This will be the first device to feature support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+, the same technology that is currently the standard for next generation TVs.
If this is the final sign of the Logitech M720 Revolution then there will still be some things left for Microsoft to do. The next release of the M720 Smart Display will bring support for Cortana and AI (Artificial Intelligence) abilities. The first device to leverage Dolby Vision and HDR10 (the same technology that is now considered standard for new and existing setups) the M720 will debut in 2020.
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The Logitech M720 has been in the works for quite some time and today in a very first step of the creation process it was announced that the M720 is coming. The next version of the world-renowned, all-encompassing motion-controlled mouse is set to revolutionize the personal computer (PC). With its simple control panel, the M720 provides a very intuitive workflow and user experience.
The Logitech M720, as the name suggests is a motion-controlled mouse that you control with your touch. As such, all you have to do is slide your finger across the top of the mouse pad using the left or right mouse buttons. Old blog: Thats the only way to be in control and that is the only problem is a whole lot of people dont know how to control their products using touch. Now thats the problem for the Logitech M720.
