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Key Features

Long operating range.

Move and present freely from as far as 30 m away .

BROAD COMPATIBILITY

Use Spotlight on Windows and macOS platforms; Powerpoint, Keynote, Acrobat, Google Slide and Prezi presentations; as well as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Blue Jeans video conferencing apps.

TWO WAYS TO CONNECT

Plug-and-play Spotlight instantly on any compatible computer via USB receiver, or connect with Bluetooth low energy wireless technology. Spotlight also keeps your computer connected and awake while you present.

FAST RECHARGING

Use the included USB-C charging cable and get 3 hours of presenting after a 1-minute charge. Spotlight fully charges in as little as 60 minutes. The device will vibrate and the battery indicator glows red when it’s time to recharge.

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Review: The Logitech Spotlight — a new kind of presentation remote

This innovative device offers an alternative to the current crop of laser pointers..

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 type of slideshow, for that matter. I’ve been lucky enough (so far) to be able to avoid them.

However, I have a lot of experience viewing slideshow presentations, and have watched presenters wrestle with the various types of slideshow embarrassment. Like when the staffer in charge of the slideshow gets clumsy. (“Let’s go back to — no, not that slide, the one before that — no, I guess it’s the one before — yes, that’s it…”) There’s also the oops-I-went-too-far-hold-on-while-I-find-the-back-button awkwardness. And then there’s shaky laser pointer syndrome.

Logitech has come out with a new presentation device that the company claims can make all the difference for a presenter. The Logitech Spotlight presentation remote is a small, sleek device that allows you to not only move your slideshow forward and back, but to spotlight (hence the name), magnify or circle areas of the screen; you can also use it as a cursor to click onscreen links.

The Spotlight is small (0.48 x 1.10 x 1.59 in.) and lightweight (1.7 oz.); its rounded form fits nicely into the palm of your hand. At one end is a USB dongle which pulls out of the device, revealing (within the inch-deep recess) a micro-USB port for charging the unit. (According to Logitech, one charge should last up to three months.) The dongle connects to your computer and communicates with the Spotlight via radio signal; you can also connect without the dongle using Bluetooth.

The device is very simple, with only three buttons. A large, curved center button (which is easily found by your finger even if you’re not looking at it) takes you to the next slide. The much smaller button below takes you back a slide.

But the most interesting of the three is the small pointer button, just above the center button. It can be set (via the Spotlight’s app) to show up to three different onscreen pointers.

• The spotlight feature highlights the area within a round “spotlight” and darkens the rest of the screen so that your area of concentration is more visible; the size of the spotlight can be adjusted.
• The magnify feature does just what it says: It magnifies the content within a circular area.
• The circle feature just shows an outlined circle without affecting the content any other way.

You access these features by holding down the pointer button for a couple of seconds; you can then cycle through each of the activated features via a double-press. If the highlight is centered on a link or onscreen button, a single press will then act as a left-click.

The Spotlight can highlight a section of your presentation while darkening the rest of the slide.

Installation of the supporting app is easy, and includes a quick tutorial video. Once installed, a drop-down menu allows you to adjust the various features. This includes the ability to assign one of several abilities to the top or bottom buttons, including fast forward, blanking the screen, scrolling, and volume control. You can also set it for a custom keystroke.

I tried out the Spotlight on a Mac using a PowerPoint presentation, and it worked as described, moving the slideshow backwards and forwards with little effort. The large center button is very easy to find by touch, and the device works no matter what direction it’s facing.

Interestingly, while the forward/back buttons only work on the specified presentation software ( PowerPoint , Keynote , Google Slides or Prezi ), the spotlight/magnify/circle features worked on my Mac no matter what was on the screen. For example, I could magnify a portion of a Microsoft Word document and spotlight a tweet on my Hootsuite app (and click on a link within the tweet).

One of the neat things about the Spotlight is that it works even over a remote connection. To test it, I connected two separate laptops — a Mac and a Chromebook — via Chrome Remote Desktop, ran a presentation on one of them and used the spotlight on a PowerPoint slide. It was completely visible on both displays.

And so that you won’t be worried about overshooting your time, the Spotlight will vibrate five minutes before the end of your presentation and at the end; you can set it for 30 minutes, 60 minutes, or a custom time.

Bottom line

At a list of $130 ( vendor price ), the Spotlight is a premium presenter with a premium price. Logitech’s next most expensive device, the Professional Presenter R800, offers a green laser pointer, a timer and vibrating alerts for $60 ( Amazon price ). Kensington’s Expert Wireless Presenter offers a green laser pointer, cursor control and a 4GB micro SD card to store your slideshows on; it retails for about $55 ( Amazon price ). And there are a multitude of simple devices out there that cost around $20.

So is the Spotlight worth the price? That depends. If you only do the occasional presentation, and/or deal with only simple slideshows, probably not. But if your livelihood depends on doing a lot of presentations, and you want to lessen the amount of performance angst you need to deal with, the Spotlight is worth checking out.

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Logitech Spotlight Advanced Wireless Presentation Remote

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Spotlight Presentation Remote

Specs & details, compatibility, specs & details specs & details.

• Presentation remote
• Height : 131.3 mm
• Width : 28.1 mm
• Depth : 12.1 mm
• Weight : 49.2 g included Battery
• Height : 40.4 mm
• Width : 17.2 mm
• Depth : 6.8 mm
• Weight : 3.3 g
• Charging cable
• Length : 140 mm

Technical Specifications

Sensor technology.

• Motion sensor
• 3D accelerometer and Gyroscope
• Battery Life (rechargeable) : 3 months May vary based on usage.
• Battery Details : Rechargeable Lithium Polymer, 85 mAh

Connectivity

• Connection Type : Bluetooth Low Energy and 2.4 GHz wireless connection
• Wireless range : 30 m May vary based on environmental and computing conditions.

Indicator Lights

• LED : Battery and Connectivity

Warranty Information

Part number.

• Slate : 910-004863
• Gold : 910-004864

Compatibility Compatibility

• Required: Bluetooth Low Energy Technology
• Windows 10,11 or later
• macOS: 10.2 or later
• Limited functionalities (no Software): ChromeOS™, iPadOS 13.4 or later, Android™ 5.0 or later, iOS 11 or later, Linux® Kernel 2.6+.

USB Receiver

• Required : Available USB port
• macOS 10.2 or later
• Limited functionalities (no Software): ChromeOS, Linux Kernel 2.6+.

In the Box In the Box

• Proprietary receiver
• User documentation

Support Support

Find all the documentation we have available to get this product up and running quickly. 

TAKE YOUR PRESENTATIONS TO THE NEXT LEVEL

Spotlight is a whole new standard in presentation control — specifically designed to keep people engaged. From the boardroom, classroom or living room, you can control your presentation while helping your audience follow what you’re saying whether they’re in-person, virtual, or a hybrid of both.

ILLUMINATE EVERY POINT YOU MAKE

Spotlight has three advanced pointing modes Enabled via Logitech Presentation App that work on various presentation environments: projectors, TV screens, video conferencing and setups with multiple screens. Highlight creates a spotlight-effect on screen. Magnify zooms-in on details. And Digital Laser precisely pinpoints information.

INTUITIVE SLIDE NAVIGATION

Enjoy focus and instant familiarity with Spotlight’s intuitive three-button interface.

1 Enabled via Logitech Presentation App.

LONG OPERATING RANGE

Move and present freely from as far as 30 m away  May vary based on environmental and computing conditions. .

BROAD COMPATIBILITY

Use Spotlight on Windows ® and macOS platforms; Powerpoint ® , Keynote ® , Acrobat ® , Google ™ Slide and Prezi ™ presentations; as well as Zoom ® , Microsoft Teams ® , and Blue Jeans video conferencing apps.

TWO WAYS TO CONNECT

Plug-and-play Spotlight instantly on any compatible computer via USB receiver, or connect with Bluetooth ® low energy wireless technology. Spotlight also keeps your computer connected and awake while you present.

FAST RECHARGING

Plug the included USB-C charging cable into Spotlight and any powered USB-A port to get 3 hours of presenting after a 1-minute charge. Spotlight fully charges in as little as 60 minutes. The device will vibrate and the battery indicator glows red when it’s time to recharge.

SOFTWARE & CUSTOM CONTROLS

Choose from a range of custom controls to suit each presentation. Use the app to configure Spotlight’s highlighting features, button functions, gesture controls, volume adjustment, and more.

SMART TIME MANAGEMENT

Use the app to set an on-screen timer that begins as you click your first slide. You can also configure multiple timing milestones that send vibration alerts directly to Spotlight so you stay in command until your final slide.

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As police launched a series of counterterrorism raids across Sydney, Australia's crisis with 'intimate partner terrorists' continued

Analysis As police launched a series of counterterrorism raids across Sydney, Australia's crisis with 'intimate partner terrorists' continued

Picture this. A breaking news alert splashes across devices and TV screens. There's a huge operation taking place, several men have been arrested and others are being questioned by police after a series of raids investigating terror linked to domestic and family violence. The men are not known to each other.

The police hold an emergency press conference, the prime minister is there, state premiers have flown to Canberra to stand beside him and several Australian flags.

Police say they have not identified any specific plan to commit an act of violence by any of the men, but they believe their behaviour, based on close surveillance and serious complaints, puts women at an unacceptable level of risk and they must act before it is too late.

They believe these women could die if they do not act.

Police have the full backing of our political leaders — from the left to the right — who say they believe the right of women to live without fear of dying at the hands of these men is, and must be, the national priority.

We all accept that the civil liberties of these men will be curtailed to some extent — but as a community, we agree a tipping point has been reached. Too many women have died, and a dramatic response is needed.

Of course, I am being deliberately provocative comparing what is, and should continue to be, our response to religious or ideologically-motivated terrorism. The reason we respond to terrorism in this way is because as a community we have decided we will not tolerate threats from radicalised people, those who seek to destroy us. The response has bipartisan support, it requires what sometimes looks like shock and awe tactics because the message they send is unambiguous — we will not normalise the horror of this kind of terror.

But what about men who control, stalk, sexually assault and destroy the lives of women, too often women they know and have even purported to love?

A tsunami of misery

In recent days I have felt heartsick. I have had a visceral reaction to the body count, the staggering number of women killed allegedly by men, current and former ex-partners among them. It feels like a tsunami of misery.

Last week Molly Ticehurst , a 28-year-old childcare worker from Forbes, NSW, became the 25th woman to die from gender-based violence in Australia this year, according to Counting Dead Women Australia . Within a day Emma Bates died in Cobram, Victoria , after what police allege was a violent assault.

The man accused of killing Molly Ticehurst, her former partner Daniel Billings, had been in custody charged with four counts of stalking, three of rape, and one of aggravated cruelty towards an animal. Police had argued Billings made threats against Ticehurst and posed a risk, but he was bailed anyway, and banned from entering Forbes as a condition of an apprehended violence order against him.

Ticehurst's father Tony said she was scared when Billings was released. "She went away for the first week of the AVO, thinking that if he was going to do something, it would be within that week," he told Nine. "She said she was wary and nervous and couldn't sleep."

I can't stop thinking about how scared she was, and how right she was to feel that way. I can't stop thinking about her child, robbed of their mum, the legacy of violence a permanent part of their story.

The New South Wales government has since ordered a review of the decisions of the court to bail Billings . Led by one of the government's top legal advisers, David Kell SC, it will examine whether urgent bail law reform is needed.

NSW Premier Chris Minns said the government would look closely at resourcing issues that meant regional courts at times had to deal with bail applications without a magistrate because, he said registrars, "maybe without any legal training" were being asked to make very serious decisions. He said the government would also assess whether a person charged with a serious domestic violence offence should ever be released on bail.

Terror is what these women are experiencing

Former Australian of the Year Rosie Batty has for years been a strong voice on family violence prevention, and last week joined the Attorney General at the Family Violence Symposium.

Almost 10 years ago she argued the alleged perpetrators of these offences should be labelled "intimate partner terrorists".

"I think there is an unconscious minimisation of violence when we put domestic or family in front of it, and I think that … language matters," she says now. "And I think it really is a very accurate description of the terror and the terrorisation that occurs in … this dynamic and it makes you … consider something more sharply when we hear the word terrorism."

And terrorism, she adds , is "exactly what too many women and children are experiencing".

Batty says women will only truly be safe if perpetrators decide not to be abusive and violent. "And I'm really sorry, but tightening of the bail laws or adjusting that justice response doesn't necessarily mean you're safe."

Batty says she meets women across Australia who have had to change their names and move interstate to be safe. They live "anonymously in fear and always looking over their shoulder because they know he will never rest until he tracks them down", she says. "And that is the brutal reality."

Stalking, she adds, is an "extremely high-risk factor" that is still not well enough understood.

A national emergency needs an emergency response

Angela Lynch, a sexual and family violence prevention advocate, says a crucial question that must now be asked about the Ticehurst case is why the rights of the accused were apparently elevated above those of the victim.

Sexual violence and stalking, Lynch says, are "well-established" high-risk behaviours. "And they really go to a person's level of control, possessiveness and entitlement over that victim, and really point to high levels of danger. So we need to ask: what evidence is going before the court? How are they making these assessments of dangerousness?"

It's not uncommon for the legal system to continually give the accused the "benefit of the doubt", Lynch says, and when that occurs, it "pushes issues of safety back on to the individual woman".

Lynch is now calling on the prime minister to take a bigger leadership role.

"We need the prime minister to intervene strongly on this issue and provide some direction. And we need him to engage on an urgent basis with gender violence experts — to listen to what's happening … on the front line — and we need a new way [of] responding to extreme risk, and obviously, all the other levels as well," she says.

"He's the Prime Minister. The women in Australia, the community more broadly, is asking for leadership on this."

Our leaders agree that violence against women is a national crisis — an emergency.

But a national emergency requires an emergency response.

Patricia Karvelas is the presenter of Q+A, which returns Monday at 9.35pm on ABC TV, RN Breakfast and co-host of the Party Room podcast.

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