Logitech NuLOOQ Navigator...anyone tried it?

[azpix]

Found the Logitech NuLOOQ Navigator in the back of one of Scott Kelby's books.

Has anyone here used it and does it help with navigating and using bridge and ps?

[drogos]

i am finding myself switching between 2/3 tools constantly so it sounds like a great tool for me but as far as i know MAC only so i will observe at least for a while

[azpix]

i am finding myself switching between 2/3 tools constantly so it sounds like a great tool for me but as far as i know MAC only so i will observe at least for a while


according to the logitech site it sounds like it is pc compatible.
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2769,CONTENTID=12771

[drogos]

i guess you are right
it was mac only right after introduction
i will give it a try

[AC_Photo]

Works great for me. I use it in lightroom as well. Unfortunately they don't have drivers for the cs3 beta yet.

[Gujustud]

I recently came across this on another site.

I've been using the Griffin Powermate (http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/powermate/) for about 6 months now. It doesn't have close the amount of options the NuLOOQ has (Powermate has 6 options a program), but I love the fact that I can customize it with any program that I use. ie: for Firefox, I have it setup so I can switch between tabs, and move back/foward thru websites. I haven't read too much to see if the NuLOOQ can do this, but if it can, looks like I may upgrade soon!

The only thing I wish they could eventually do with these units, is make them wireless. I'd even take a small dock that you place it on to charge which is wired, but allows you to take the unit off, and use it wirelessly.

edit: I stand corrected. As per logitech's website: User configurable for virtually any application