Logitech has announced the launch of a pair of new Logitech headsets equipped with a noise-cancelling microphone – Logitech Laptop Headset H555 and Logitech USB Headset H530. Both of them support super wideband audio (developed by Skype) that allows a larger range of frequencies to ensure your voice sound more natural, and able to deliver clear, superior digital sound via a single USB plug-and-play connection.

Key Features Of Logitech Laptop Headset H555:

• Easy-to-carry, flat-folding headset to easily fit in the included case
• Behind-the-head design with adjustable ear pieces
• Super wideband audio complemented with pure digital USB connection
• In-line audio controls for managing the volume

“We’ve learned from customers that better quality audio is one the most important factors in selecting which headset is right for them,” commented Yehia Oweiss, Logitech Regional Director for UK & Ireland. “By supporting super wideband audio, the new Logitech headsets H555 and H530 help make your Internet and video calls sound crystal clear.”

Key Features Of Logitech USB Headset H530:

• Laser-tuned drivers ensure high-grade audio quality with minimal distortion
• On-ear audio controls for instantly adjusting the volume
• Super wideband audio and Pure digital USB connection
• SoundSwitch equalizer to optimize EQ settings for Internet calls, music and PC gaming
• Ultimate comfortable fit thanks to padded foam headband and cushioned ear cups

Logitech Laptop Headset H555 and Logitech USB Headset H530 that fully compatible with Logitech Vid HD, Skype 4.0 for Windows or later, and Skype 2.8 for Mac or later will be available this month for around £55 and £45, respectively.

Named as Libretto W100, the new machine is featured with dual seven-inch multi-touch displays with each of them capable to scale up to 1024 x 600 resolutions. While it seems to be relatively low as compared to conventional netbook, but good thing here is both the screen can be combined and become a single larger screen especially suitable to be used as an e-book reader device while moving around. That is not all, its built in accelerometer allows users to tilt the portrait or landscape viewing with vibration feedback when the secondary screen is used as a virtual keyboard.

In terms of hardware specifications, the device is powered by a Pentium US400 processor running at 1.2GHz, providing sufficient processing power in Windows 7 Home Premium environment. Not to be lacked behind, users will get a 2GB memory RAM, 60GB of SSD (Solid State Drive), 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, built-in webcam, USB port as well as microSDHC slot for memory expansion.

Planned to be released as special edition model, W100 will be available by August in US market at a suggested retail price of $1099.