Logitech will release the Harmony Link in the US market in October 2011. This gadget will turn your iOS devices or Android smartphones into the smartest universal remote control in the world. The Logitech Harmony Link works in tandem with a free Logitech Harmony Link app, allowing users to browse a personalized schedule of their favorite TV shows or movies. The Logitech Harmony Link receives Wi-Fi signals from the Harmony Link App and turns them into Infrared commands to control home-entertainment devices. What makes this gadget more interesting is that it supports more than 5000 brands. The Logitech Harmony Link is priced at $99.99. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Glamo Inc. today launched the iRemocon network remote controller that enables you to take control most of your IR controlled devices at home from your iPhone. You just need to connect the iRemocon to the internet and then install the iRemocon App on your iPhone. The iRemocon is priced at 26,800 Yen or around $330 each. [Product Page]
The ThinkFlood RedEye mini universal remote control is specially designed for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The device allows you to control virtually any infrared devices from any room at home without having to attach anything to their cell phone, MP3 player or tablet. The RedEye system is a Wi-Fi-to-infrared bridge that can support multiple rooms, controllers, and users, simultaneously. The ThinkFlood RedEye mini universal remote control retails for $49 each. [Ubergizmo]
The Logitech Harmony 300 is not your ordinary universal remote control because it allows you to set up activities that change inputs and all for you with the press of a button. Priced at $49.99 in the USA and £29.99 in the UK, the device supports for up to 5000+ brands, so you can be confident your Harmony remote will control all the devices you have. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
Designed for those who have limited dexterity, the Doro HandleEasy 321rc is very easy to hold and to use for changing channels and adjusting the volume of your TV or home stereo. The device is claimed to be the world’s easiest universal remote control. £17.99 ($26) is all you need to bring home the Doro HandleEasy 321rc universal remote control. [Product Page]
The Clicker is a universal remote control that can be programmed to control your TV, DVD player, satellite receiver, CD player, etc. What makes this remote more special is that it comes equipped with a built-in bottle opener on the side. The Clicker supports approx. 630 preset codes that are compatible with most major brands. Its built-in bottle opener allows you to easily open your favorite bottle of beer. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing at this time, so stay tuned. [Product Page]
Logitech has rolled out two new universal remote controls at CeBIT 2010, the Harmony 600 and Harmony 650. Both remotes come with a display screen that allows you to see the list of commands required for the devices you control. These universal remote controls should support most of IR-capable home theater hardware, including game consoles when a compatible IR receiver is attached. The Logitech Harmony 600 and Logitech Harmony 650 retail for $79.99 and $99.99, respectively. [Logitech Blog]
Silver PAC’s new evolution 5500 universal remote control with Windows SideShow technology will be introduced at CES 2010. The gadget features a 4.3-inch touch-color LCD display with a resolution of 480 x 272, ARM9 processor, a 1GB flash, a 256MB SDRAM, a built-in speaker, microphone, WiFi, and Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2. Stay tuned for more updates. [Krunker]
Sony has launched their new universal remote controls that come in a variety of colors. Dubbed as the Sony RM-PZ3SD, these waterproof remotes feature big buttons and would be compatible with majority of TV manufacturers. Sony’s colorful universal remote controls will be available in Japan from September 10th for 2468 Yen ($29) a pop. [Sony]
