3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
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3dconnexion released a $59 version of their SpaceTraveler today. It only has two programmable buttons and no LED lights (as far as I can tell). There is a $99 dollar version for Pro users???
I could get used to the small size and the fewer buttons for that price no problem.
http: //3dconnex ionstore.c om/itemDet ail.asp?T1 =56826423N
I could get used to the small size and the fewer buttons for that price no problem.
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SW/PDM 06 4.0






RE: 3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
I could not find the difference between the $99 SE and the $59 PE version of the SpaceNavigator. On a side note, maybe 3DConexxion decided they needed an entry-level 3D mouse to beat the price of the Astroid.
SW07 SP1.0
Flores
RE: 3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
Any speculation as to what the SpaceNavigator upgrade is? The web store says it provides a license for full commercial use. Does this mean that the SpaceNavigator products are just for student / personal use?
RE: 3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
Now I don't know what the upgrade is, nor can I discern what the difference is between the products.
RE: 3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
SW/PDM 06 4.0
RE: 3dconnexion releases SpaceNavigator
http://www.3dconnexion.com/products/3a1d.php
So it's the exact same product, but the license is different. But if it's being billed as an entry level device, then why charge the extra $30?
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Oh well, it's still the cheapest 3D mouse alternative. I have seen the Spaceball 5000 cheap on Ebay, but at the last moment it always balloons above $100.
SW07 SP1.0
Flores