On December 2, 2006 at 21:38, Frontrange said...
As long as it is relatively easy to use and set-up, don't
have a preference. What would be the advantage of a touchscreen
LCD.
Many people like it as it allows you to plan your own button layouts, use pictures, etc. I personally am not a fan of touchscreens.
What about the Harmony 890
In my opinion, the Harmony is not nearly as capable as one of URC's MX's. They generally are not as reliable, don't last as long, and are much less capable as programming goes?
or URC 100/300 with and RF
expander?
These models aren't PC programmable. PC programmibility allows for much easier programming, and discrete codes if you wish to set up macros. Otherwise, they're not bad remotes.
