New DIGIT II Multi-Function Wireless Remote for Tablets and Computers - Controls Keynote for iPad
Nederland, CO (PRWEB) September 10, 2013 -- AirTurn, Inc., (http://www.AirTurn.com) the developers of the AirTurn line of wireless controllers, is launching the DIGIT II, a tiny multi-function Bluetooth remote for tablets and computers that fits in on a keychain. The AirTurn DIGIT II works with traditional presentation programs like PowerPoint for Mac and PC. In addition, the AirTurn DIGIT II now works with Keynote for iPad, controls music player apps like iTunes on all platforms and Android Music Player, triggers camera and video apps on all iOS devices, and turns pages within iBooks and several other reader apps for iOS and Android devices.
The AirTurn DIGIT II is a rechargeable 5-button Bluetooth multi-function remote controller using the HID (Human Interface Device) profile. The remote works with all known Bluetooth hosts that support HID, including PC, MAC, Android smart phones, and Apple iDevices including the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. In addition to controlling apps like Keynote for iPad and iBooks, the AirTurn DIGIT II is compatible with a wide range of apps for iOS and Android devices. Visit http://airturn.com/apps/apps/list-of-all-compatible-apps for a list of apps compatible with the AirTurn DIGIT II.
"Our customers have been asking for a way to be able to remotely control presentation apps like Keynote for iPad for some time," remarked Hugh Sung, co-founder of AirTurn and its VP of Marketing. "We’re thrilled to provide a wireless device that provides an incredible amount of functionality in such a tiny, easy-to-carry form factor."
The AirTurn DIGIT II retails for $39.95. Orders can be placed at http://store.airturn.com/digit-ii/
About AirTurn, Inc.: Founded in 2008 in Nederland, CO, AirTurn (http://www.airturn.com) creates and markets technologies to enhance the wireless human interface with tablets and computers.
Hugh Sung, AirTurn, Inc., http://airturn.com, 888-247-1223 102, [email protected]
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