Saturday, March 13th, 2010

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Rock and Remote Control, Baby!

The Dillinger Escape Plan is giving out 2,000 TV-B-Gone universal remotes with its upcoming album. Watch the anarchy unfold... Hardcore (-ish) band The Dillinger Escape Plan recently announced that it will include a television quashing universal remote in limited edition box sets of its upcoming album, “Option Paralysis,” on sale March 22. The band appears to be encouraging its fans to, “Be Here... [Read more]


Logitech Touch Mouse: The Middle of the End

Logitech Touch Mouse app for iPhone and iPod touch (image via Mobiletor.com) I’m sure you’ve heard about Logitech’s Touch Mouse by now; the internet’s been buzzing with the news since Monday (and the story was floating around in cyberspace for a bit before it took off). According to Logitech Global Product Marketing Manager Andy Hengel, the Touch Mouse app uses Wi-Fi to turn your iPhone or... [Read more]


Polar Bear TV on the Prowl: Hannspree combines TV and the Animal Kingdom

Polar Bears are typically pretty scary to encounter in real life, that is unless you have some protective glass between you and them of course.  Now what would happen if the glass was inside of the Polar Bear instead, and it was actually a 720p HDTV from Hannspree?  Well you would have yourself the CES Polar Bear TV from Hannspree in all its furry glory. Though this isn’t exactly a TV for the... [Read more]


Sling Touch Control 100: A Thing of Beauty

Slingmedia showed off the beautiful new Sling Touch Control 100 this week at CES. The Touch Control 100 has a 4.3 inch touchscreen and a stunning design which was sleek enough to get it selected as a CES Innovations 2010 Design and Engineering Award honoree. The Touch Control 100 lets you control SlingGuide enabled DVRs over IP via your home 802.11 wireless network.  Traditional IR devices are supported... [Read more]


Microsoft’s Project Natal as your Remote Control? No, Thanks.

Call me old fashioned, but I still don’t get this whole gesture control movement that is being adopted for TV’s and other devices.  I get the use of it in video games — it’s more fun playing tennis in a video game when you get to at least swing something instead of just pressing a button.  There is that associated action of swinging your arm and playing tennis.  The problem... [Read more]


NEC Creates Wireless Remote … and You are the Battery

Everyone company wants to be “green” now and doing their part, or at least claim they are green, because it is so popular right now.  I haven’t seen much actual progress yet unfortunately (especially from the electronics industry), but then I ran across this interesting prototype from NEC.  They have created a remote control that doesn’t use batteries or any source of external... [Read more]


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