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Aftermarket gadgets that fit inside empty space in your laptop always appeal to me for some reason, so I gently approve of this Wireless Remote Control that slots neatly into a spare PCMCIA slot. Using a proprietary wireless tech – with 30m range, mind – rather than, say, Bluetooth means you need a USB dongle, but even that has been squashed into the remote’s casing.
As well as media control buttons like play/pause and track skip, there are page control keys, arrow keys and even a laser pointer to control your PowerPoint presentations. There’s also support for custom user-set keys, and a dedicated help button.
Best of all is the logo, though, which seemingly brands the remote as “Outel” with a particularly similar design to Intel’s logo. The Wireless Remote Control is available now, priced at around $27.59.
2 Responses to “Wireless Remote Control hides in PCMCIA card slot”
Thomas Ponco October 10, 2008
for the same model seems a remote laptop with me but this is very good very thin models and good
NeutralHagrun October 10, 2008
Yeah too bad no new laptops have PCMCIA slots.
Neutral