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If you remember back in early August (or just follow this link), Logitech introduced the Unifying Receiver, a super-small USB wireless receiver that let you pair your notebook with up to six compatible wireless products. The idea was that you could take your laptop to different work areas without having to reconnect your peripherals when you got there.

Today Logitech builds on that idea with the Notebook Kit MK605. This four-piece combo includes a notebook stand, wireless keyboard, wireless mouse, and the receiver. Use it in your home or office and you can simply set your laptop down and begin working, with no connections to make or wires to hook up.

If you prefer separates, Logitech already sells compatible Unifying keyboards and mice on their own. The Notebook Kit MK605 lists for $99.99 and is available for pre-order from the Logitech site (it ships in November).
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