Logitech 64-Bit Software Put Off Until June

SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
edited June 2005 in Science & Tech
Peripherals manufacturer Logitech said Thursday that all of its mice and keyboards will operate at a basic level within Microsoft's new 64-bit OS. Specialized SetPoint functionality, however, is due in June.
"We are currently working with our OEM customers to ensure that our products requiring drivers are updated. Many of our OEM products are plug-and-play, as they are supported natively in the operating system, and do not require updates. To meet the needs of the early-adopter PC gaming market, Logitech has worked for several months to develop and test updated drivers for Logitech PC gamepads, steering wheels and joysticks.
Source: Extremetech

Comments

  • DanGDanG I AM CANADIAN Icrontian
    edited May 2005
    This was one of the reasons I dumped x64 and went back to regular 32bit xp pro, the OS supported my keyboard and mouse, but all of the extra buttons couldn't be programmed.
    :thumbsdow Way to go logitech.
  • phatrx7phatrx7
    edited May 2005
    ALOT of people has misunderstood that "quote" .. in June these drivers will be released...

    SetPoint x64 Bit (supporting several mice & keyboards)
    MX510 Optical Mice x64 Bit Drivers (can be used on MX500 too)

    The SetPoint I know will cover their newest gaming mouse, the MX518, I g0t that straight from Logitech...

    :)
  • the
    edited June 2005
    cant wait i got 2 installs of 64 read yad nwaiting
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