The Register reports that Logitech has released the MX Keypad, a new peripheral designed to keep idle fingers busy. The device appears to be a companion for productivity-focused users, offering a dedicated surface for shortcuts and commands.
According to The Register, the keypad's positioning leans heavily toward coding and similar keyboard-driven work. The subheading jokes about writing code and needing a shortcut, suggesting the device is meant to sit alongside a main keyboard and take over repetitive actions.
No further technical details were provided in the source, but the MX branding places the keypad within Logitech's premium productivity lineup. The Register's coverage frames it as a practical tool for anyone who wants to keep both hands engaged without reaching across the desk.