This could be the best DVR remote for under $30! Sony's RM-VL610 offers control over 8 audio/video components with full infrared learning for an amazing 50 functions per device, including numerous indispensable DVR/PVR buttons. It also has 12 macros, a preprogrammed database and three swappable color panels.
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Whether you use your PlayStation 3 console as a Blu-ray Disc player, a music player, a video streamer or even an actual game system, these 7 advanced infrared-to-Bluetooth adapters offer from-the-couch convenience to turn the PS3 on and off, along with a full complement of 51 functions.
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- Covers: Audio Authority BlueBeam, IR2BTci, IR4PS3 v3, Logitech Harmony Adapter for PlayStation 3, ps3toothfairy Elite, Schmartz PS3IR-1000 & PS3IR-500.
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Over the past few years, the specialty remote control market has had a number of notable attempts to come up with the perfect “simple” remote. Entrepreneur Dan Pitkow discovered unexpected interest in the remote he had designed for his father, who suffers from Alzheimer’s Disease, and founded Flipper LLC to market his creation. Read more...
I've just finished upgrading our News RSS feed to support formatting and (gasp) line breaks, assuming your reader supports those. Not that these news teasers use too much of that sort of thing in the first place, but it should make things just a little bit nicer.
Along the same line, the Forum RSS feeds have had several corrections applied, as their HTML support was just plain wrong. Both feeds now look better and validate perfectly!
I was unable to find ANY Black Monday specials for remotes at the usual suspects such as Best Buy, Circuit City, Dell, Buy.com, Walmart, Radio Shack... so if you manage to spot something, add a comment!
@10:00 AM EST update - turns out the Amazon remote control Lightning Deal for this morning was a Logitech Harmony 510 remote for $39.99 (60% off) - and it sold out in less than 2 minutes. Well, maybe there will be something else... head over to Amazon's Black Friday page and keep your eyes peeled!
For the past couple of days I’ve been implementing a major reorganization and expansion of our forum system, into what I hope is a more logical and useful selection of topics and where it will be quicker to find the exact forum you need. There are new boards, renamed boards and top category changes. Here’s a complete rundown of everything that’s new! Read more...
this would be perfect if it didn't hide the number keys. I was just looking for a remote just like this because of the comcast boxes that are taking over the analog cable. Had a TV/VCR where the power code wasn't available. I hope one of the two...
"Adds 444 2-Way modules" - nice marketing talk from URC - the same functionality for a different brand receiver does not constitute a unique count - this number is way below 444 in reality
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Learn about the manufacture of a high-end universal remote control in our exclusive tour of the Philips Pronto manufacturing facility in Leuven, Belgium. Now in 1080p!
Experiences, specifications, programming help and much more on a variety of universal learning remotes designed for your home theater system.
Looking for a new remote control? You'll want to check out our exclusive Clicker Picker! Just answer a few basic questions about what you're looking for in a remote and the Picker will generates a statistical analysis of each model in our database and return with the best matches!
This is what you've been looking for! Remote Central's hot user review database has been designed so that everyone can share their reviews and experiences on a wide variety of universal remote controls. Post your own review or just see what others have to say - it's here to help!
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