To launch its console, Logitech, which already makes 24% of its sales with peripherals dedicated to video games, has pulled out all the stops. First there was a press release announcing its future machine, at the beginning of August, passing relatively unnoticed in the heart of summer. And this Wednesday, the multinational broadcast live, for several hours, presentations on Twitch, the streaming platform of which video game enthusiasts are fans. At 6 p.m. Swiss time, Logitech announced the specifications of its machine. But these had leaked in the followingnoon following an error by Amazon, its Canadian platform presenting the console too early. And we remember that at the beginning of September a Twitter user, Evan Blass, had posted stolen images of the console – a few hours later, Logitech had them deleted from the social network.
