How does Logitech manage to cater to both types of consumers?
Tim: Logitech starts by really understanding the consumer and understanding how they are going to use the audio systems we make. For example, if we’re designing a system that might double as someone’s home theater, we create a more powerful system (e.g., the powerful Z-5500 Digital 5.1 system) that will fill a larger room, such as a living room, than an office or den, where a standard computer system is likely to be located. However, if we’re designing a more affordable surround sound system for the gamer and a college dorm room, we will pack as much audio performance as we can into a sub-$100 package (e.g., the X-530 5.1 system). Whether we’re designing a high-end or mid-range system, our customers can be certain that we’re giving them the best possible audio performance for that price. Q: Are Logitech systems built for one function (such as gaming) or built for all audio needs a PC owner might have? Tim: Logitech PC speaker systems are very versatile, and meant to be used for all a p
