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Windows Vista® or Windows® 7 - USB port Logitech®
Wireless Presenter R400 is designed to help you make your point.
Its intuitive slideshow controls help you navigate through your presentation with confidence.
Buttons are easy to find by touch.
And its shape feels great in your hand.
It’s got a red laser pointer that’s easy to see against most backgrounds and a range of
up to 15 metres (50 feet), so you’ve got the freedom to move around the room and mingle with your audience.
A storable plug-and-play wireless receiver makes
it simple to get started – there’s no software to install.
And when you’re through, the receiver stores inside the presenter to make packing up easy.
ReviewsAspect Ratio | Native 4:3, Support 16:9I/16:9II/Native/Auto |
Wireless Presenter R400 is Designed to help you make your point Windows-based PC - Windows® XP,
Windows Vista® or Windows® 7 - USB port Logitech®
Wireless Presenter R400 is designed to help you make your point.
Its intuitive slideshow controls help you navigate through your presentation with confidence.
Buttons are easy to find by touch.
And its shape feels great in your hand.
It’s got a red laser pointer that’s easy to see against most backgrounds and a range of
up to 15 metres (50 feet), so you’ve got the freedom to move around the room and mingle with your audience.
A storable plug-and-play wireless receiver makes
it simple to get started – there’s no software to install.
And when you’re through, the receiver stores inside the presenter to make packing up easy
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