The Logitech Cordless Presenter ($180 street) is the Vegematic of presentation remotes. Not only is it a remote presentation controller, but it also becomes a cordless optical desktop mouse when you ...

First, let me admit that I don’t have a lot of experience with presentation pointers. The few presentations that I’ve done over the course of my career did not involve PowerPoint slides — or any other ...

A quick question that is work related. I would like to use a laser pointer with a PowerPoint / One Note presentation. Perhaps turn slides or even write on the screen. In other words I want to do more ...

Have you ever been in the middle of pitching your $100 million start-up and you interrupt your patter to inform the room of angel investors to turn to the next slide? That’s the situation Logitech ...

The last thing most people think about when preparing to give a PowerPoint presentation is the little controller they hold to progress through slides or highlight areas of the screen with a laser ...

Logitech's "Cube" is a tiny, handheld wireless-presenter gadget and a mouse for your PC. CIO.com blogger Paul Mah puts the Cube to work during a handful of presentations to see how it holds up to real ...

Logitech has announced a new remote for business presentations, the Logitech Spotlight Presentation Remote. Logitech has given the boring presentation remote a new design and some new features, like ...

Spotlight, the name of Logitech's new presentation remote, looks a lot like the original Apple TV remote. Its metal housing with curved edges fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. Buttons are ...

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If your job involves giving presentations on a regular basis, you might want to look into two new offerings from Logitech—the R800 and R400 Wireless Presenter remotes. The R800 offers a green laser ...

The last thing most people think about when preparing to give a PowerPoint presentation is the little controller they hold to progress through slides or highlight areas of the screen with a laser ...