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05-22-2008, zatznotfunny.com
"ESPN's Ultimate Remote in the Wild", by Paul Miller |
03-11-2008, illinoistech.org
"ITA Announces Finalists for Ninth Annual CityLIGHTS Awards" |
02-08-2008, PCMAG.Com
10 Wacky Wi-Fi-enabled Products", by Jennifer L. DeLeo |
01-31-2008, Yahoo! Tech
Wi-Fi Remote Surfs Channels, Browses Web, by Ben Patterson", The Gadget Hound |
01-31-2008, CrunchGear
High OMG factor present in the tvCompass Remote", by Matt Hickey |
01-30-2008, Crave
Wi-Fi plays music, browses Web", by Mike Yamamoto |
01-30-2008, Boygeniusreport.com
tvCompass Stuff WiFi, Web and Music into Universal Remote", by Zach Epstein |
01-30-2008, eHomeUpgrade
"tvCompass SR 1500 Digital Media Remote Integrates WiFi, Hi-Res Color Screen and More", by David Walker |
01-30-2008, Gadgetizer
"Tvcompass SR 1500 - WiFi-enabled remote control", by Tiageo |
01-30-2008, EnqadgetHD
"WiFi-enabled universal remote pulls codes from the web", by Nilay Patel |
01-28-2008, WindowsforDevices.com
"WiFi-enabled remote runs Windows CE" |
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Thomson unveils wireless home devices Thu Jan 5, 2006 8:52 AM ET
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - France's Thomson on Wednesday unveiled
products including a television remote control that can surf the
Web and a system to record TV broadcasts on laptop computers.
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Check mail with remote 'Smart' TV device slated for mass
market
Investors have put $5.1 million into a tiny Chicago upstart.
tvCompass Inc. plans to use the money to take its products from
prototypes to commercial launch, says Edward J. Zylka, a
Motorola Inc. veteran who's the company's CEO. The funding will
also pay for video games and other content for its unusual
controls, which pack a built-in miniature screen that's the same
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Acoustic Research Universal Remote
Las Vegas – January 9, 2006
This remote from Acoustic Research aims to eliminate coffee
table clutter and channel surfing. It includes controls for
televisions and home stereo equipment, and the built-in screen
can display a program guide. The remote also can connect to a
wireless network to access the Web. $299. |
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Tech industry works to move Web content off PCs
By Michelle Kessler, Jefferson Graham and Edward C. Baig, USA
TODAY
Las Vegas – January 9, 2006
As electronics makers rush to the market, they're putting out a
hodgepodge of products that don't necessarily work together. No
guarantees that they're easy to use, either.
Still, there are many promising Internet-anywhere goodies on
display at CES. Among them:
Thomson launched a remote control
for DVD players, stereos and other devices that has Internet
access built in. The $299 gadget has a screen that can display
an electronic programming guide as well as personalized news,
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