Remote Control
75%
25%
Vote!
Mail your friend
| Your name: | ||
| Your friend's name: | ||
| Your friend's email: |
Motorola Rechargeable remote control
"We're constantly listening to consumer feedback to help us develop new functionality," said Kevin Wirick, vice president of marketing at Motorola. "Losing a remote control is an issue that many end users find infuriating. With this product we're not only addressing this frustration but we've created a platform to extend the utility of the VIP set tops and remote control units by adding a USB or Bluetooth-connected accessory to the set top architecture."
Motorola remote control for all consumer electronics
Powered by wall sockets or through the set top via USB, the high performance rechargeable remote control and base unit eliminates the need for replacing single-use batteries and keeps the remote ready for action at all times. Performance is enhanced as the remote does not suffer from the reduction in range and response times caused by single use batteries as they near end of life. Capable of learning functions, Motorola's VIP remote can replace multiple controls for most consumer electronic devices. The base station also includes a digital clock - a feature that has been lost as IPTV set tops have become increasingly streamlined in size.

Product reviews
- Sony Ericsson W995 review
- HTC HD2 test
- Nokia N86 review
- Samsung i8910 photo gallery
- Sony Ericsson W995 photo gallery
- Nokia N86 photo gallery
- Samsung Galaxy review
- HTC Hero review
- LG Dealer Show
- HTC Touch Pro 2 review
-
Olympic Winter Games communication platform
-
4G mobile broadband in Las Vegas
-
Sony Ericsson bluetooth car speakerphone
-
Garmin FR60 fitness watch
-
Motorola Remote Control
-
Sony Ericsson USB modems










icon.
Category Sitemap