Mad Catz® Interactive, Inc. ("Mad Catz" or "the Company") (AMEX/TSX: MCZ), a leading third-party interactive entertainment accessory provider today confirmed plans to attend the 2010 Farnborough ...

Leading computer peripherals company, Logitech LOGI, completed the acquisition of Mad Catz Interactive, Inc.'s MCZ Saitek product portfolio for $13 million in cash. This buyout reflects the company's ...

I was impressed by the Saitek R440 as soon as I started using it for the preview. I wasn't surprised by the performance of the wheel, but by the performance of the wheel considering its price. I ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Logitech has announced that it has acquired Saitek for $13 million, taking the company away from competing peripheral maker MadCatz. Logitech G gaming ...

Today, we’re going to be looking at another product from Saitek, one of the world’s largest PC peripherals manufacturers. Saitek recently released their ‘Cyborg’ product line, targeting the PC gaming ...

Saitek's "Cyborg Command Unit" takes the best part of the keyboard (That being the part with the game-friendly "WASD" keys), puts it in a little box, then surrounds it with a bristling set of useful ...

Cloud Imperium Games has just announced it has partnered up with peripherals maker Saitek on some exclusive products for Star Citizen, including joysticks, keyboards and headsets. In order to help ...

Lighted keyboards are nothing new, but they tend to light every key the same way, or can be limited to just one color. Saitek is changing that with the Cyborg keyboard, a gaming keyboard with a unique ...

Saitek announced a large variety of new products at E3 this year. The company released three new gamepads for the PC. Its new Pro Gamer Command Pad looks to be an interesting gaming keyboard ...

Bristol, 7 March, 2006 - Saitek (www.saitek.com) today announced the launch of the new Saitek P2600 Rumble PC Game Pad and P2900 Wireless PC Game Pad. The P2600 and P2900 have been developed in ...

It's hard enough to come up with a good controller design, let alone one that's a wireless model as well. D-pads always suck, analog sticks are too loose, build quality is abysmal, buttons are slow, ...

Command profiles must be reloaded every time the computer is restarted or the pad is plugged in; for right-handed users only. Bottom line: Eminently configurable keys and a surprisingly useful analog ...