My previous favourite was the Logitec wireless remote you can read this article for why I liked it. What features are missing compared with the first version Logitec:įor $29 though, it’s hard to beat! About the Logitec remote. The second model is a nice shape but feels cheaper. The first model feels good quality but it’s not as comfortable to hold as the old Logitec.The second more ergonomic version does have a good click in the buttons. On the first model the forward and back buttons don’t have as firm a ‘click’ as the old Logitec, but there is enough of bump when you press it that it feels and sounds like it’s been pressed.Both shapes have an option to purchase with a flash drive built in to the receiver.The USB receiver stows away in the transmitter.
It has a button to ‘blank’ and ‘unblank’ the screen.(This was one of the worst ‘features’ of the Logitec!).
It doesn’t have a button that quits out of your Keynote or Powerpoint presentation with no way of getting back into it.
Model 2: $59 with 2G RAM from Amazon(USA) or Officeworks (Australia) Kensington vs Logitec remote. Model 1: $35 presenter from Amazon or $49 from the Apple store or $29 from Officeworks (Australia) It also comes in two models, one with 2G RAM built into the receiver. But the buttons with their fake plastic chrome feel flimsy, especially the on/off button which is so small you can hardly find it.
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This is the more expensive model that comes with a green pointer, a classy zip up protective bag, and the shape is nicer to hold than the model above. It has a red pointer and comes in two models, one with 1G RAM built into the receiver. The first is this shape:Įven though this one is the lowest price of the two shapes, to me it feels like it’s a better build. The Kensington Remote comes in two shapes. It appeared in our local Office works store recently for just $29, and it’s on par with the old Logitec remote. If you have a lot of bookmarks in Chrome which sync across devices or rely heavily on Google apps (which tend to work better in Chrome than Safari or Firefox) it looks like you're in for a bumpy ride.I’ve just found a new wireless remote to use with presentations in Keynote or Powerpoint. Recently I have purchased a Kensington wireless remote and I’m very happy with it. For macOS users, however, it looks like you're going to have to find another browser until Apple and Google work this out. Apple may yet discover the flaw is within its own software, but the response sets up a potential stand-off with Google about this issue, which is unlikely to result in a speedy conclusion.
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The response conflicts with the statements from Google Chrome engineers (below) which placed the blame squarely on Apple (a faulty graphics card driver was thought to be a potential cause). The flaw is spectacular with graphics shattering into a mass of horizontal blue lines (see examples below) but, understandably, many users are angry.Ġ6/13 Update: Apple has responded to me saying it has no information on this problem but has promised to keep me in the loop should this change. Picked up by excellent investigative tech site PiunikaWeb, Google has confirmed that Google Chrome is suffering from severe graphical glitches on macOS (and MacBooks, in particular) with many of the web’s most popular sites refusing to render.
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