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Smk-link VP4910 RemotePoint Jade RF Remote Presenter for PowerPoint
Smk-link VP4910 RemotePoint Jade RF Remote Presenter for PowerPoint
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Product Highlights
- Built-in Mouse Control Functionality
- Green Laser Pointer
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Smk-link RemotePoint Jade overview
- 1Description
The Interlink VP4910 RemotePoint RF Remote Presenter for PowerPoint is a presentation remote control that offers dedicated presentation control for Mac and PC computers. The RemotePoint Jade also offers four custom buttons which can be programmed to access a variety of key combinations. The remote simplifies setup by using Auto RF, a frequency agile protocol to ensure reliable communication in today's electronically noisy environments. All of these features along with the built-in green laser pointer will make your presentations a success.
- Complete PowerPoint Slide Control with four programmable buttons
- Features a green laser pointer
- Receiver uses a USB 2.0 or 1.1 interface
- 150' wireless range
- Auto RF 64K unique addresses
- 2.4GHz Radio Frequency
- Full 360° mouse
UPC: 715262049109
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Smk-link VP4910 RemotePoint Jade RF Remote Presenter for PowerPoint
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- 1Description
Smk-link RemotePoint Jade specs
| System Requirements |
PC or Mac Available USB Port Microsoft PowerPoint or Keynote Windows XP or Vista |
| Range | up to 150' (45.72 m) |
| Radio | Unique personalized address |
| Frequency | 2.4GHz Radio Frequency |
| Power | 2x AAA batteries |
| Dimensions | 6.3 x 1.5 x 1.06" (160 x 38 x 27mm) |
| Battery Life | 6 months (typical) |
| Interface | USB |
| Weight | 2.66 oz (75.4g) |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.7 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 8.0 x 6.0 x 2.2" |
Smk-link RemotePoint Jade reviews
VP4910 RemotePoint Jade RF Remote Presenter for PowerPoint is rated
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5 by
34.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Nickname... How Silly from
A little Bulky but love the green
I use and will use this for presentations in an academic setting as a student. I really love the green laser as it is far easier to see on the slides. The function is great, and I love that any custom configuration is stored on the non volatile memory of the dongle instead of your machine giving you the flexibility to use other peoples computers as needed. I have not tried it on a Mac yet. I only have two complaints. First, it is a little larger than I had imagined, but that is no major problem. Second, the USB Dongle does not store inside or on the device making it a little hard to keep track of it in my backpack. Overall this is a smooth little unit.
Date published: 2008-09-25
Rated 5 out of
5
by
PresentationGal from
VP4910 Remote Presenter for PowerPoint
I had a presentation that was held in a theater and needed a long range presentation remote that could reach the projection room from the front of the theater for a PowerPoint presentation. This remote worked beautifully. We had 10 different presenters and everyone was able to successfully use it. Though as with any remote, I would suggest a quick 1 minute tutorial before the presentation. Some of our presenters kept pointing the remote at the actual movie screen instead of the projector room and it still worked wonderfully. The laser and the mouse both work great as well. I would highly recommend this for any professional presentation.
Date published: 2011-04-29
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Wes Linda from
Meh at Best
We used this for a small conference where we needed to have a remote in the front of the room, laptops in the back, and we had a few issues with this unit. First, this device comes with an adapter to put the receiver in on the desktop or wherever you're using it. Use it or you'll run into issues galore with reception and consistency in communication. It took us a half day to realize what was going on. Second, this unit really needs solid power going to the receiver to work well also. I would recommend a powered usb hub for the best performance. Finally, this presenter was found to be a challenge by numerous speakers. May work well if you're using this personally, but if you have numerous people that need to use it on a single day and have no experience, issues will arise. The biggest flaw here is the circular button that has four functions depending on which side you use. It's very easy to advance a slide instead of the laser and vice versa. It would be best if there were unique buttons for each function and they were separated. It does have a quality feel, and works well when it's working and a presenter doesn't click the wrong spot on the unit.
Date published: 2013-05-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Fantastic presentation remote
This is not an amateur presentation remote. It uses 'AA' batteries which give the unit some weight. Green laser is very bright. I used the laser 60FT away from the screen and there was no question of where is the dot. There is no case or on/off switch which is a minor inconvenience since I am a mobile presenter... I just found a case that can hold the remote and batteries removed. I looked at the software to program the buttons, but have not changed the default settings. This is a quality remote with a good balanced feel in your hand.
Date published: 2014-06-17
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Not that Good
I am using the remote with Microsoft Power point. The great thing about VP9410 presenter is the ability to program the 4 buttons, for example we can program a button as ESC or (Shifit-F5) or Enter or TAB or F5 and others. The remote also has a very good wireless range and great laser pointer. The bad things: the last Viewed slide is not available in this remote either as an original button or can be programmed. It is pain in the neck. Actually I bought it because I thought I could program one of the 4 programmable buttons as last viewed slide. The mouse in the remote is useless because when I point the mouse pointer to a link in power point and press the enter button in the remote it takes me to the next page, not to the linked page. Also there is no bag to keep the pointer and it's receiver in.
Date published: 2011-03-09
Rated 5 out of
5
by
gaehwan from
Real Nice presenter
I used many different presenters before this. There's none which I was satisfied with. But this one was my perfect choice. I really liked this and very good.
Date published: 2011-07-11
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Scott from
Forward Button wore out
Green laser is great we placed this unit in a conference room and it is used daily. After about a year the advance button has worn out.
Date published: 2011-03-01
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Prof Rock from
Jade and Jaded
I purchased this powerpoint remote for lectures (twice a week). I've tried a couple of the red lasers that Interlink sells, but they don't show up as well as needed for a well lit classroom. The Jade is brighter, and also has mouse features, so this is a step up. I've only used it for a week, but if it holds up then the improved features make it worth the additional cost. The programmable buttons aren't necessary for my purposes, I purchased the Jade instead of the version without the programmable buttons because the reviews of the other green laser by Interlink were too negative. I hope Interlink will develop a better green laser powerpoint remote lacking the programmable buttons so it isn't necessary to waste money on that feature (which also contributes to the slightly unwieldy size of the Jade). As others have noted, Interlink dropped the ball on packaging this otherwise excellent product. They don't provide a means of carrying the usb link within the pointer, they don't provide a bag for both--they don't even provide a cap for the usb! Given the cost of this pointer and the fact that Interlink provides such conveniences for cheaper pointers, this is absurd.
Date published: 2011-02-10
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