video capture and editing devices

Teaching with a presentation remote is a declaration of freedom. No longer having to seat in front of the computer to flip through my Keynote or PowerPoint presentations allows for more participative discussion. The Keyspan's cluttered yet complete interface provides all the functions of the competition at a fraction of the price. Moving the cursor, flipping pages, laser-pointing... It's all there. Regrettably, it only worked for just three months. I even changed the battery (a very expensive and even more difficult to find 3v model) but nothing happened. It turns out the original battery was still fully charged.

In conclusion: I can't recomment this product. I have now ordered the RemotePoint Navigator. Hopefully I'll be luckier next time.

This remote is excellent for those who spend a lot of time teaching or making presentations, and abhorr the thought of being perched behind a podium. The coverage is excellent, and the size is small enough to almost disappear from view. I actually position mine horizontally, using a rubber band to attach the bottom of the remote against my belt with the top latch hooked to a belt loop.

The only issue I would have, if I were big on laser pointers, is the activiation of the pointer itself. Other than that, this is the best I've used thus far.

This product works pretty well. And have used it fairly often. One thing I noticed, though: I had just been using it for a week, and the battery cover of the remote would no longer lock on. I have had to use masking tape to keep the battery cover on, lest the whole remote will not work.

Oh, yes. One other thing: the remote's battery (CR2450) isn't exactly that easy to find available in stores, either.

But the remote works!