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Griffin NA16029 PowerMate USB Multimedia Controller (Aluminum) Item # 155884
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Description
PowerMate is the coolest volume knob your computer has ever seen - but it's so much more. You can use it to edit home movies or scroll through long documents or create your next audio masterpiece. How can PowerMate be this cool? Because it's an assignable controller that you can program to do anything you want, in any application. Customize it to your needs and go wild!Made of high-quality machined aluminum, PowerMate feels like a solid volume knob pulled right off the front of a world-class stereo. Its heavy weight and tactile feel are a welcome departure from typical plastic USB peripherals.PowerMate functions beautifully as a convenient volume knob and mute button for music listening on your PC or Mac. But that's just the beginning of PowerMate's possibilities. Edit movies just like the pros with PowerMate functioning as your very own Jog/Shuttle wheel. Spin PowerMate to scroll through footage and push the integrated button to cut out unwanted pieces. Use it in audio production to jump from track to track, adjusting volume levels as you go. PowerMate makes editing anything from home movies to your next demo a breeze. It even comes preset to work with iMovie, FinalCut Pro and GarageBand right out of the box!But the real power of PowerMate is that it's programmable. You can quickly and easily program it to execute any key command, in any application. Program PowerMate to scroll through long Microsoft Word files and save your document when you push its button. Set PowerMate to scrub through songs in sequencers and music apps. Use PowerMate wherever and however you want to make your life easier. Save as many unique settings as you want, PowerMate will remember them all.
Product Details
| Item # | 155884 |
| OfficeMax # | 23908425 |
| Manufacturer # | DY5652 |
| height | 1.3 in |
| System Requirements | USB port; Operating Systems:Windows XP; Windows Vista; Mac OS X 10.3.9 or greater |
| Product Line | PowerMate |
| width | 2.1 in |
| depth | 2.1 in |
| Device Supported | Computer |
| Product Name | PowerMate 3D Mouse |
| manufacturer | Griffin Technology |
| Pointing Device Cable Length | 1.83 ft |
| Pointing Device Connectivity Technology | Cable |
| weight | 4.16 oz |
| brand name | Griffin |
| connector type | USB |
| warranty length | 1-year limited |
| model name | PowerMate |
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Customer Reviews
Rated 3.4 out of 5�by 31
reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5�by Usedtoloveit WINDOWS 10...what happened?
I love this device and it used to work great on Windows 7, but no Windows 10 support.
I am SOOO Bummed out.
It's hard to recommend Griffin to a friend when you stop supporting things.
March 29, 2016
Rated 3 out of 5�by MJCINE Powermate Driver Causing a Kernal Panic?
I love this device, but it looks like I need to put it back in the drawer until a buggy usb driver for the Mac is updated. I have had several kernel panics and subsequent crashes which the log file blames on USB driver. I have found further tech bulletins to support the fact that the POWERMATE driver looks to be the source of the problems. I don't believe there has been an update for El Capitan (I'm still on Yosemite).
March 19, 2016
Rated 1 out of 5�by AngryCustomer Time for a windows 10 driver
Seriously... add some support for windows 10, or open up the source and the community with do it for you.
March 9, 2016
Rated 2 out of 5�by Broccx1 Please, PLEASE UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10!! please!!!
Please, PLEASE UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10!! please!!!
Please, PLEASE UPDATE FOR WINDOWS 10!! please!!!
February 24, 2016
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