Tag Archive for 'remote-control'
Hey, now you can mess up your next trade show too. This trick isn’t quite as bad as it doesn’t turn the TV’s off, it just makes the remote controls useless, which could also be considered worse.
Synaptics are no strangers to the pages of SlashGear, and we’ve been lucky enough to have hands-on experience in the past with their clever touchscreen concept cellphone. Back in those pre-iPhone days the idea of an intuitive multitouch UI on a mobile device was pretty far-fetched, with Windows Mobile offering little in the way of finger-friendliness. [...]
Back in the good old days if people wanted to remember something they tied a string around their finger to help them. I think that’s where the Multimedia Remote Watch got its inspiration. Sure, now you remember to feed the dog but do you remember where you left the TV remote when you [...]
This kit comes with all the receivers and hardware necessary to turn just about any in-car display into a navigational unit. I don’t even think it has to be a touch-screen since this kit comes with a remote that could control the software.
The Digital Media Remote (DMR) is an advanced programmable remote that has wireless data capabilities. The WiFi connectivity gives wireless setup, access to content and network backup of user settings. No PC is required for installation and it wirelessly updates with new features, content, client software and firmware.
It’s very user friendly and [...]
Everyone loves universal remotes and now they can love the Logitech version of one too. It’s called the Harmony One and aside from looking slick it comes with a smaller cost($250) and a slimmer grip than it’s predecessor the Harmony 1000($500).
It has a 2.2’ color touch screen that will give a quick, accurate [...]
Look at this thing, if it was all black I’d think it was straight out of Magnum PI. It’s a miniature Hughes 300 helicopter that is remote controlled.
Well, the practicality of it might be a bit exaggerated, but its by far more practical than an 8 story tall mech standing in your back yard as you build it. Basically this guy gave his computer chair working legs.
For years, Gary Seamans is depending on the 1,000 gallon propane tank that’s buried under his backyard to keep his home warm and fuzzy. But monitoring an underground system in Midwest is not as convenient as what we have in the city. He has to walk couple hundreds of yards with a flash light to [...]
Well, its sort of USB, sort of PCMCIA. You see, its wireless, and the receiver connects via USB.
But the card, with receiver, can be stored in your PCMCIA card slot to keep it safe, and keep it from getting lost. It’s pretty nice too, its thing, small, and has all the buttons to control various [...]
