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#KEYSPAN REMOTE MOUSE FULL#
Additionally, they have also reduced the number of buttons on the remote while still providing right and left click functionality (nice for OS X), full mouse control, a mode button, composite switch, and here’s the kicker….a built in laser pointer all while making the remote more ergonomically friendly. First off, it features a radio frequency (RF) signal rather than an IR signal allowing for one to make their presentations without pointing in the general direction of the receiver/laptop combination. The Presentation Remote differs from the DMR in a number of fundamental ways that target it more for the presentation environment rather than the media environment. Scientists can be a picky bunch and sometimes hard to please, but the combination worked beautifully and my only complaints with the DRM have been that for presentations, the little buttons on the remote are not optimized for an ergonomic feel and one tends to have to hold the DMR in one hand while using the obligate laser pointer with the other hand.Įnter Keyspan’s new device, the Presentation Remote.
For this meeting, to ensure a smooth flow to the presentations with a minimum of fuss, I volunteered my iBook and switched the presentations in the background in-between speakers while they simply handled the DRM remote from the front handing off from one speaker to the next. In fact, the DMR worked admirably when I used my iBook to host the presentations for the last FFB meeting for visual transplantation with Powerpoint presentations from about twenty speakers all using my little iBook and the DRM. The DMR’s infrared (IR) remote functions nicely for this allowing freedom of movement as long as you point the remote generally in the direction of the receiver that you plugged into your laptop. Additionally, I tend to not like being stuck in front of one’s laptop, standing in back of a podium in favor of moving around a bit. I purchased it as soon as it was released in late 1999 and I must admit to becoming reliant on it for my presentations using Powerpoint both in my lab for visiting faculty, staff, students and patients seeing presentations on the G4 PowerMac with Cinema Display as well as with my iBook on the road for presentations. Keyspan’s next product that really caught my attention was their Digital Media Remote ( review).
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(Still have it, and both the 9600 and Keyspan serial card have worked flawlessly ever since). **This Web Site is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.Keyspan has been making products for the Macintosh platform for years now with their first product being a serial card that I purchased for my Powermac 9600. THIS CONTENT IS PROVIDED ‘AS IS’ AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR REMOVAL AT ANY TIME. *CERTAIN CONTENT THAT APPEARS ON THIS SITE COMES FROM AMAZON SERVICES LLC. *** Product Information and Prices Stored: 14:03:30 Presentation Magazine selected this remote as its annual "Standing Ovation Award" winner because it provides an unmatched set of features at a very affordable price
#KEYSPAN REMOTE MOUSE PC#
Just plug it in to a PC or Mac and it works within seconds.
#KEYSPAN REMOTE MOUSE SOFTWARE#
This RF remote works from up to 40 feet away and includes a laser pointer and full mouse control! There is no software to install. Keyspan by Tripp Lite PR-US2 Presentation Remote Wireless w Laser, Mouse OverviewThe perfect tool for PowerPoint and Keynote! The perfect tool for PowerPoint.
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