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| Keyspan Presentation Remote Pro | 
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| List Price: $79.99
Buy New: $54.25
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (based on 33 reviews)
Category: CE
Publisher: Keyspan
Studio: Keyspan
Brand: Keyspan
Label: Keyspan
Media: Electronics
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Batteries Included: 1
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 6.3 x 9.5 x 3.3
MPN: PR-PRO3
Model: PR-PRO3
UPC: 672603045025
EAN: 0672603045025
ASIN: B000S6933Q
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | RF Connectivity: The powerful 2.4 Ghz RF signal has a range of 100 feet and works through walls and furniture! | | • | Mouse Control: Provides cursor control, scrolling and two-button mouse capabilities. | | • | Laser Pointer: Highlight key points in your presentation with ease. Volume Control: Adjust sound volume with the push of a button. | | • | Hide Slide: Darkens the screen anytime that you want to have the audience focus on you. Receiver: RF receiver stores in the remote when not in use. Pop in and out with a simple push of your fi nger. | | • | On/Off Switch: Ensures that batteries are not accidentally run down when carrying the Presenter in a laptop bag. |
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Product Description
The Presentation Remote Pro frees you from your keyboard during a presentation or lecture. With RF, laser, mouse and audio controls in one sleek remote, it is an ideal tool for presenters and lecturers. Offering a range of more than 100 feet, the Presentation Remote Pro covers large meeting rooms and lecture halls - far outdistancing other remotes in its price range. There is no software to install - just plug the receiver into the USB port on your PC or Mac and it works within seconds.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 28 more reviews...
 Works really well September 5, 2008
This remote worked really well and I am very pleased with it. It was easy to use and I had no problems with my first presentation with it.
Definitely a good buy! September 3, 2008
This product is only available in USA but since where I live (not USA) has limited options for presentation remotes but I wanted a good one, I went thru much trouble to get it and it was all worth it.
I was relieved to find that the "move slide forward" button is controlled by pressing the button, unlike my previous one that required scrolling which is extremely inconvenient. The design looks very nice as well. In fact, the best looking remote I've seen so far. And not to mention all the other practical functions such as "black screen" and "volume control".
But the reasons why I still gave it a 4 instead of 5 stars are because:
1. The "start slide" button always starts from page 1 no matter which page I previously exit. I want one that could start from wherever I leave off.
2. It'd be even better if it comes with a timer. I did buy another one with a timer but it works backward. I prefer one that works just like a stopwatch.
3. I know I'm getting greedy but it'd be really nice if it comes with a case as well. Now I use my other remote control's case to carry this one.
Despite these minor complaints, I strongly recommend this product to others based on my comparison to other remote controls I'm also using. This is by far the best so far.
 It works, it's comfortable, it's stylish. August 26, 2008
This presenter does it all. It fits easily into your hands and has all the buttons you need. Why limit yourself to a presenter without mouse and volume control and without a scroll wheel for word documents that you might want to scroll through?
I have seen others complain about the mouse button being hard to get used to, but I like it. Gently move the mouse slowly across your page or push harder and zip over where you need it without your audience falling asleep waiting for you to get there.
Ever used a remote with buttons that are hard to push (certain Targus models...)? These are the perfect size and tension.
Shiny, sleek, functional, excellent design, simple layout. This thing works. I was advancing slides with this thing from behind a wall the range was so good.
Lastly, I love the fact that I don't have to switch modes to use all the presenters features like you do with other models on the market. Plenty of features, all well placed.
There is a reason there is nothing less (so far) than a four star review on this presenter...
Tremendous value for the money!
Perfect Presentation Remote July 18, 2008
I read all the reviews of the various presentation remotes. I liked the timer function on the Logitech model but I ultimately decided on the Keyspan Presentation Remote because of some comments about how the wireless receiver plugged in and the built-in mouse capabilities. I don't expect to use the wireless mouse capabilities much but the feature didn't seem to get in the way of the standard forward/backward functions and could come in handy for some future use.
I was very pleasantly surprised by the size of the Kensington Remote. It's about 1.25" wide by 4.75" long and less than 1" tall. With the rounded corners it fits easily and comfortably in your hand. My thumb falls very naturally on the forward/back buttons and it is easy to operate without looking at it. The laser pointer button is just under the forward/back buttons.
The receiver clicks securely into the remote when not in use and there's no way to put it in upside down or backwards. Windows XP SP2 recognized the receiver immediately and installed the proper USB drivers automatically. I then turn on the remote, launched a presentation with the "F5" button and moved forward and backward through the slides with the arrow buttons. For those who prefer there is also a small, spring-loaded click-wheel on the side. At the end of the presentation I clicked the "black screen" button.
My only complaint is that I wish it came with a small nylon case to protect it in my laptop case. Overall I think the Keyspan Presentation Remote is the perfect presenter tool to free you from the computer keyboard and allow you to concentrate on your presentation and audience.
Works as expected--good news July 10, 2008
I bought it for a conference presentation, as my old Targus remote was unreliable. This one is nice and small without being TOO small. It works as advertised. the joysick mouse is a little hard to use due to its size, but with practice should be fine. The laser is a little weak, and a green laser option would be wonderful. The one design difference I'd recommend is to put the fwd/back buttons at the top of the remote rather than the center, but I understand its current configuration is to put the mouse buttons in the expected place above the mouse. I like the blank screen toggle button, and would love to see a white/black blank screen option, probably would have to be a different button, but fine. A short form dongle would be great too--like some of the new bluetooth dongles. All in all, very happy with it and would buy it again, especially with the suggested changes.
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