Binding: Electronics Brand: Logitech EAN: 0830021000440 Feature: The world s only remote with Smart State Technology Activity Control scroll & click with the thumb w Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: Logitech Manufacturer: Logitech Model: H-688BLK Publisher: Logitech Studio: Logitech Warranty: 1 year warranty
Features
The world s only remote with Smart State Technology Activity Control scroll & click with the thumb w Skips commercials with 1 button 1-touch Help button leads the user throughsimple troubleshooting Easy to use & easy to setup Learning port uses infrared to capture & learn commands from original remotes
The Harmony Remote is the world's only remote with Smart State Technology Activity Control. Just press an Activity button such as "Watch TV" or "Watch a Movie", and the Harmony Remote will automatically set-up your entertainment system in seconds without you ever having to program a 'macro'. The Harmony Remote provides simple, intuitive control of even the most elaborate entertainment system for anyone in the family.The community-driven database together with IR learning ensures support of all infrared-controlled devices made by any manufacturer, including TiVo, HDVCR, HDTV, Plasma Displays, Monitors, Projectors, Lighting Control, CD/DVD-R, PVR, Satellite Radios, Amplifiers, DVD Players, Receivers, Dual VCRs and even combination devices like DVD-VCR components.The Harmony Remote is the world's only remote with Smart State Technology Activity Control. With the world's only Smart State Database of electronic devices, set-up is a snap. With interactive media capabilities, you can select TV Shows, Movies or Music titles from the interactive display. You can even control devices like lights, fireplace and your personal computer!
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: Great Technology but Awful Buttons Comment: This remote is great for managing all your AV equipment. The web setup makes it (relatively) easy and it's nice to have a backup online, especially if your configuration is very complex.
The downside? The buttons on this thing are ridiculous. They were made just for looks and are way too small to be practical. In addition, there's no space in between the buttons, so you always have to look down to find the one you want - which is a pain. Finally, the direction buttons (up, down, left, right) are on a tiny ring in the center - what's up with that?
If they would fix the poor ergonomics and follow the lead of good remote designs like Tivo and Sony, this remote would be near perfect. Just make the buttons a normal size!
Until then, you have to put up with the buttons if you want one remote to easily manage your equipment.
