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| Written by ChrisG from Columbus, Ohio. The reviewer has used this remote control for 1-3 months. |
| Review 40 made on Monday December 27, 2004 at 9:15 AM. |
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| Review: | First off, let me say that my system is all Sony. TV, Amp, DVD, Sat box, VHS, and PS/2 are all Sony. I know this probably gives me an edge in the set up, but for me, this remote rocks! I’ve been thru a lot of remotes to find one right for me, including the Pronto and the RM-AV3000, but this one finally did the trick. I can now keep just one remote on the table, something I could never do before. You can “teach” every single hard button, which is sweet. I even added my PS/2 as a device, and teached it from the PS/2 remote. I can now play simple games (like chess, Pac man, Pole Position) right from the remote! At a mere $27.95, how can you go wrong.
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