On June 19, 2008 at 14:48, Snakeboots said...
Because some
people want/need/require more than a Harmony can offer.
If all you want/need/require is the ability to control
your A/V components in a simple "no-brainer" manner, then
the Harmony is probably one of the best choices in it's class.
If, however, you want the ability to control your "Living
Environment" then you shouldn't be considering a Harmony.
Again, can anyone argue this point?
....(in most cases) Harmony remotes can't do what
the "pro's" customer needs/wants/requires.
To argue the point, we would need some factual information.
Obviously it would wrong to say that Harmonys are only good for A/V components; many are used for heating, lighting, air-conditioning, things of that kind.
So, the information we need is what else constitutes a Living Environment.
What else do people want/need/require?
