Anyway, now that I've got Logitech's iPad joystick in hand (make that under thumb), I can confirm that the two products are not, in fact, identical. Instead, they're like twins, except one of them ...

Ooookay. I'll have to reserve judgment until I can try one out, because the Logitech Joystick looks like the exact same product (right down to the drawstring carrying case). Same price, too: $19.95.

Odd.<BR>I check Device Manager, and the stick isn't listed there either. <BR><BR>Now, my USB Mouse (Logitech iFeel Mouseman) and my MS Strategic Commander are both functioning flawlessly.

Over in Los Angeles, Logitech is getting in on the E3 action by introducing an all new flight stick that's definitely one of the most realistic we've ever seen. The Flight System G940 is far more ...

Anyone have one? What do you think? $52.95 at PCstop, which has a ResellerRatings 6-month rating of 10.0 (7.25 lifetime).<br><br>I'm big on wireless (I have a Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical KB ...

The Logitech Extreme 3D Pro costs just $34.99 at its MSRP, yet it includes three-axis stick control, a throttle control, and 12 programmable buttons, along with an eight-way HAT switch.

All three products are now available at the Logitech website and on retail shelves in the U.S. for a suggested retail price of U.S. $39.99, U.S. $24.99 and U.S. $19.99, respectively.