CHANNELSOURCES HONEYWELL - CARD PRESENTER ( PPCRD )

CHANNELSOURCES HONEYWELL - CARD PRESENTER ( PPCRD )

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Point & Present! Honeywell Card Presenter Check out this dandy little contraption! It’s smaller than a baseball card and weighs only about 23 grams. Yet the Honeywell Card Presenter has a big job to do. It allows you to easily control the pace of your presentations. With the Honeywell Card Presenter you don’t need to stand beside your computer or have an additional person click the slides for you. And you don’t need to aim at the remote control receiver. This snazzy device carries a USB dongle that’s slim enough to snap into the main body and fit the entire wireless presenter into the PC card slot of your notebook PC. The Honeywell Card Presenter allows you to present slides wirelessly up to 75 feet away indoors, while the laser pointer is visible up to 40 meters (131 feet) from the target. And it’s easy to use. Just Plug and Play. No additional software is required.

Features:

Manufactured to the Highest Quality Available.
With True Enhanced Performance.
Latest Technical Development.

Product Details:

Product Weight:	0.15 pounds
Package Length:	5.8 inches
Package Width:	5.7 inches
Package Height:	2.2 inches
Package Weight:	0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 3 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 2.5

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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Why didn't anyone come up with this before? Jun 27, 2007
By J. Leder
I've carried presentation remotes with me for many years. They work great, but the problem is that they're generally relatively bulky, and require a case to keep both pieces together. Since I travel with a lot of electronics, bulk is a problem. The Honeywell unit works the same as any of the other units, but has a couple of real advantages. The thin, one-piece design of the Honeywell unit means that you can store it in the PC slot in your laptop so it's never lost and doesn't take up valuable real estate in your carry bag. Plus, it's often a great conversation starter during meetings, since most people ask about it when they see it.

1 of 2 found the following review helpful:

flawed design Dec 01, 2007
By Daniel T. Gilbert
works great if (a) you don't mind having to look down every time you want to click because the buttons are so small you can't keep your finger on them and (b) you don't mind your audience hearing an annoyingly loud click every time you advance the slide.

1 of 5 found the following review helpful:

poor quality and short warranty Oct 17, 2006
By M. Klare "MK"
Save your money!

I got one of these devices (not a Honeywell branded, but the original manufacturer's brand, which I've forgotten) when I bought a new Dell laptop. The device worked great for the first 3 uses (not abuses!), which took place over a period of about 6 weeks. When I went to use it the fourth time, the control functions didn't work (though the laser pointer still did). I replaced the battery to see if that was the problem, but the unit still didn't work.

When I called Dell and complained, they informed me that the device was covered under the manufacturer's warranty (not Dell's). The warranty on the thing turned out to be only 30 days. So now I have a $60 laser pointer. What a bargain, eh? I'm going to buy another remote device, but certainly NOT one of these again.

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