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| User reviews for the Philips Pronto TS-1000 from Philips Electronics. |  |  | | Ratings | Reviews | MSRP (USD) |  | Average: 4.11/5.00 Median: 4.33/5.00
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This Philips Pronto is one of the most popular LCD remote controls in the marketplace. It features a high-resolution backlit touchscreen display and the capability to control a nearly unlimited number of devices. Also applies to the European RU890. | Find universal remotes at:
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 | Written by Ron from Orange County, CA. The reviewer has used this remote control for 1-2 years. |  | | 
| Review 39 made on Tuesday December 23, 2003 at 8:49 PM. |  | Strengths: |  | Weaknesses: |  |  |  | Review: | I've had this remote for almost 2 years now, and was considering upgrading to a new device.  But then after reading reviews of the latest and greatest remotes, I realized I already have it.  Sure a color screen would be nice, but it would also eat up battery power.  I'm down to 20% remaining memory, so maybe the 2000 might be in order, but so far it has been able to accomodate everything I've thrown at it - including a camcorder, fan and subwoofer.  After over a year I've finaly found discrete HD codes for my DTC-100 sat receiver, and my new Panasonic DVD player is capable of using discrete power codes from older models. 
 So, I've seen the so-called new and improved models out there right now.  But I haven't really seen anything that makes me want to replace my TS-1000 yet.  Give me a color screen with the same battery life, a little more memory, a few more hard buttons, and at the same price - and I might consider it.  But I suspect the TS-1000 will serve me well for perhaps another 2 years.  :-)
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 | Written by Tyler from Eugene, OR. The reviewer has used this remote control for 1-2 years. |  | | 
| Review 38 made on Thursday February 20, 2003 at 1:40 AM. |  | Strengths: |  | Weaknesses: |  |  |  | Review: | You've read all the other reviews, just read the pros and cons on mine. 
 When it's all said and done, I've had a pronto for a long time, and while it was a cool remote, Even with custom CCF files every remote I own took up at least two pages, and it sucked scrolling around all the time when I had to do something that there wasn't a macro for.
 
 often I found myself using my factory issued remotes instead of the pronto.  All in all, it was a cool experience, and I had fun with it, but my pronto's screen broke and I'm not buying another one. I will pay a bit more and get a MX-500. Seriously, read the reviews for this remote. It's design really makes sense. the pronto is better than a lot of remotes out there, but for $20 more, the mx-500 sounds better and I wish I had bought one originally for so many reasons.
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