Here’s a quick video of the Gyration Gyrotransport in action. This $199 device will be out on Monday, September 18th. It’s extremely small and worked on both PC and Mac with absolutely no trouble – just plug it in and you’ve got an AIRMOUSE (!!!!). We’ll have a full review on Monday.
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Gyration GyroTransport - Air Mouse - Gadgetizer.com
September 17th, 2006 at 04:56 -
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September 18th, 2006 at 13:39
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This is not a video of the mouse in action. It’s a video of you holding it. Now how can I get that 56 seconds of my life back?
i’ll try to send you 59 seconds via paypal.
You said “dongle.”
We do not yet currently support the function of sending time through paypal, but we do realize there is a high demand for this type of service log on to our website from time to time to check for updates. Our engineers are hard at work bringing you this feature. Remember all you will need is an email address!
that’s a pretty fancy video. :-) Why didn’t you use photobucket?
What is this product good for?
To LKM: I imagine this being very good for presentations, teaching, and remote controlling your computer when watching dvd’s or playing cd’s on it. Not to completely replace the mouse but a good complement to it.
Yeah, I can see how that could be useful for certain kinds of presentations or for teaching…
The devices can also be helpful for people with disabilities. My friend uses a Gyration AirMouse because she has carpal tunnel, and despite surgery, still has problems using a conventional mouse.