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The new Logitech Harmony 700 Remote supports for 5000+ bands and 225,000+ devices and has a built-in color screen that shows you icons for your favorite channels. Logitech claims that this remote can control “virtually any IR home-electronic device,” from Betamax to Blu-ray. Priced at just $149.99, the Logitech Harmony 700 is powered by rechargeable AA batteries that can be recharged via USB port. [Blogitech]
URC has rolled out the first universal remote control with haptic feedback. Dubbed as the URC MX-5000, the remote boasts a 2.7-inch touchscreen that provides a “‘very satisfying sensation” when you press one of the onscreen buttons. The URC MX-5000 also supports WiFi, narrowband RF and IR, an included base station to accommodate various IR and RS-232 components, and a built-in rechargeable battery with its charging base. Pricing has not yet been released, but URC says the MSRP will be less than $1,500. [CEPro]
Monster will release the MCC AV50 Home Theater Controller this month. It is actually a tabletop universal remote control that comes in a portable game console-like design. The device features a Web-based setup, and simple touch commands like “Play a DVD” or “Listen to Satellite Radio.” The Monster MCC AV50 will retail for $49.95 a pop. [Gizmodo]
The RC Flying Saucer from ThinkGeek comes equipped with a built in accelerometer that allows the flying saucer to sense tilt on two axes and adjust the power of each propeller to keep it flying. Watch the video after the jump to get more details. ThinkGeek’s RC Flying Saucer retails for $100. [Product Page] More
Draganflyer X6 R/C Helicopter is designed for aerial photography and video. It allows more frequent recon missions at a fraction of the cost of larger surveillance aircraft. Its anti-vibration camera mount is made to hold digital cameras (Night Vision/Thermal/Standard), Hi-Def camcorder, and weapons, offering 90 degrees of remote controlled tilt, while GPS technology will automatically hold the copter steady at one position. The GPS feeds positioning data into the remote control’s LCD from which you get execute variety of tactile controls. It can climb 23 feet per second, turn 90 degrees in the same time or do fly-bys at 30 MPH. To get this cool recon copter, you will need to contact Draganflyer for price, availability and particulars about differing camera modules selection. [DraganFly VIA PeepCulture]
Tired of replacing a new battery for your remote control once it runs out of juice? Well, with this Wind-Up Remote Control, you won’t! A completely battery free remote control, You just wind the dial a full 30 turns is enough to provide a full charge, and it ought to be able to last up to a week. It works with over a hundred brands, including famous household names such as Samsung, Sony, Phillips, and Panasonic among others. [Gizoo]
Go 007 with these cool remote controlled spy glasses. You can find a 1.3-megapixel camera, a rechargeable Li-ion, 1GB of storage and a pair of earbuds for your fav tunes along with USB 2.0 connectivity and a remote control. No word on the price for this badboy, but hopefully you can crash that party no problem. [Red Ferret]
Presentations and everyday computer functions just got simpler with this wireless mouse with remote control capabilities by GeekAlerts. It’s a regular mouse with a built-in remote control. Just imagine what fun it would be to sabotage your worst enemy’s presentation preventing them from getting that promotion.
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