SMK-Link VP4150 RemotePoint Navigator 2.4 | 
| Brand: Interlink
List Price: $149.00
Buy New: $79.99
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Rating:  13 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 0.8 x 3.5 x 0.1
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: VP4150
Model: VP4150
UPC: 715262041509
EAN: 0715262041509
ASIN: B0001V2MY0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 50 foot range | | • | PowerPoint ready | | • | 64,000 Unique Addresses, 4 Channels | | • | Frequency: 2.4GHz | | • | Battery Life: 6 months typical |
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Product Description
RemotePoint Navigator is the presentation industry's most ergonomically perfect remote control. Its polished metal, icon-studded control keys support Slide Forward, Slide Back and Slide Hide functions, and a laser pointer. Installation? Just plug in the USB receiver and go! Navigator's 50' RF wireless range means that no matter where you're standing or which way you're facing in the room, your slides will advance on queue - every time.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 Simply the Best October 20, 2004
P. Lio (Boston, MA)
22 out of 24 found this review helpful
I have used a number of these wireless navigators and this one is simply the best. I just bought a second one for my own personal use, when I am giving talks away from work. It is beautifully constructed, easy to operate (plug and play--anyone can do it, no troubles), well-designed and SIMPLE. It uses AAA batteries (no funky watch-type batteries, thank you!) and has performed great. The laser pointer is bright enough for me and we look at bright LCD projections in well-lit rooms. Overall, this is as close to perfect as it gets.
 Laser dies quickly just like the VP4300 November 9, 2005
D. Zhou
7 out of 10 found this review helpful
This was the second atempt to try the Interlink Remote after disappointed with the VP4300. It had almost the identical problem as the VP4300 except the buttons are a little firmer. The control of PowerPoint is excellet except again the blank screen button is often accidentally pressed during the presentation.
My biggest problem is the laser. It is way too weak and dies often in the middle of a presentation.
 Interlink RemotePoint is Poorly Designed March 10, 2007
Joachim Isaac (MO USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I've owned three of Interlink's units, but that was before competitors came to market with well-designed units. The Interlink pointer plastic casing is flimsy and cracks easily; there is no OFF switch to prevent the laser from accidentally coming on when the unit is packed or placed in one's pocket; the advance and go-back buttons function most of the time, but on average miss and have to be pushed a second or third time at least 2-3 times per 30 minute presentation. Although I agree with many of the points made by other reviewers who score this Interlink product better than I do, it seems these other reviewers have not compared the Interlink pointer with competing pointers that have identical features. For example, the Kensington pointer is half the price; the case is sturdy, has a no-slip outer coating, has a comfortable feel in the hand, and even includes a trench that serves as a holder for the receiver when not in use. Placing the receiver in this trench automatically disconnects the laser so that batteries do not have to be removed when packing the unit for a trip. And the advance and go-back buttons function all of the time, not just most of the time!
No Drivers Required and MEGA EASY to operate! January 11, 2007
Wade Price (Stillwater, OK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This unit is my favorite because the professors that use it can't "screw it up" :) It's back button actually takes you back in the powerpoint instead of being a right mouse click like some advancers use. Also it requires no cd or anything to install before the unit will work. And it works at very long range. I love this unit and highly recommend it. Interlink's upgrade to this has a joystick that works like a mouse, but it doesn't work well and complicates the issue for the users. So this is the one I recommend.
Simply does the job -- well, reliably, easily March 16, 2007
R. Benfield (Orlando, FL USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This little guy works great. I'd had one at a previous job, and wanted one like it at the new job. It works every time with every PC I've ever tried it with. Buttons are laid out just where you'd want them. People that have never used it before get the hang of it immediately.
Yes, there are fancier ones, and I've used them, but I prefer this one. It's simple, non-confusing, and there are no buttons to accidently push and sudden bring up a menu or the mouse pointer.
The laser pointer is adequate, though not nearly as bright as the green lasers. I like the video mute button, which allows me to "mute" the picture on the screen if I want the audience to pay attention to me instead of the screen temporarily. It also works great to have the video off before I'm ready to start, then click it on as I go up to speak.
And the price is right too.
This is a two thumbs up.
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