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Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000

September 23, 2009 by Wayne Small 5 Comments

I d a lot of presentations and I often have been using a Logitech Wireless Presenter.  Unfortunately the one I’ve had died.  I needed to find a substitute quickly.  The only real option available was the Microsoft Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000.  This mouse is a fairly small notebook style device that  is not moulded for either left or right hand and as such for me it’s not one I use every day.  On the underside of the mouse it’s got a number of buttons that allow the presenter to control the presentation whilst walking around the stage. One of the buttons controls the inbuilt laser pointer which is fairly bright at a long distance. Other buttons allow for control of the presentation, media within the presentation and the volume of your laptop.

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The mouse comes with a hard plastic carry case to house both the mouse and the Bluetooth dongle which does well given it normally rolls around in my laptop carry bag along with everything else.

Biggest Advantage – compact portable size and the hard carry case

Biggest Disadvantage – not moulded to my hand like the Explorer Mini Mouse – therefore I need to carry two mice with me.

The mouse retails for around $99 AUD and is available through normal channels.

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