Logitech Professional Presenter R800
Excellent, Excellent small tool to make presentations easier and easier. The Pen Drive 1 concert is the perfect size for any presentation that I never need. The laser pointer is solid and works well. The controls work fine with my laptop at home and my laptop to work so I think that works well in general. The control is very comfortable in the hand. In general, this is something I strongly recommend if you do a lot of presentations.
Reviewed by Michael J. Cuneo (Baltimore, MD USA)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)
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What is Woo Remote?Do you hear about using accelerometer which built-in iphone to playing Need for Speed undercover? Woo Remote can put your iphone/ipod into a wireless game stick. But you must have a Wi-Fi network. Woo Remote works by establishing connection ,via Wi-Fi,between your host computer (Windows 2000/XP/VISTA,)form which your presentation will run,and your iphone/ipod that will serve as your game stick.
Written By: on March 9, 2010
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Simple PowerPoint Navigation With A Timid Pointer, Reading other reviews, there seems to be some confusion about what this product really is. If you are familiar with PowerPoint or other presentation software, you know that consist slide. Push the arrow and moves to the next slide. Press the left arrow to move back one slide. Another button is used for the screen white (turn off the projector), which essentially break the presentation and have the option of switching to a blackboard or discussing a topic without a computer. Take these three keys, put them on a remote control and you have this product.
Written By: on March 8, 2010
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Good Pointer Presenter, But…, As said, this is a nice compact laser pointer. I msaller-ish hands, and fits perfectly into my hands. I like the fact that it comes with 1 GB of hard jumps. This makes it easy to store presentations and files so that you know that all is not lost.
The laser is actually quite clear. Buttons to move through the presentation (forward / back) are in order. No complaints there.
I have some complaints though.
Written By: on March 7, 2010
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Good: Simple, Elegant, Ergonomic….Bad: Price, I like well designed products that have a clear objective and functional face him. This item does not. Sometimes it is difficult for designers and retailers to avoid extra launch that end up cluttering the usefulness of something. This presentation tool is simple, elegant and does what it should do very well.
