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  • Universal Remote's MX-450, MX-880 and MX-6000 hands-on

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    Darren Murph
    Darren Murph
    09.05.2008

    Who says universal remotes are too complicated to bother with? Judging by the legions of people loitering outside of Universal Remote's booth at CEDIA, quite a few home cinema freaks are considering one of the company's newest controllers. The MX-450, MX-880 and MX-6000 were all on display, though we definitely saw the former two getting all sorts of jealous of the latter. We guess that's what happens when Earthlings are clearly more interested with expansive touchscreens, huh? Check out the whole fam just down there. %Gallery-31226%

  • Universal Remote reveals MX-6000 touchscreen remote with RF and WiFi

    by 
    Darren Murph
    Darren Murph
    09.03.2008

    And you thought Universal Remote was done with just the MX-880 and the MX-450, didn't you? If so, you should really take a look at the MX-6000, a swank new touchscreen two-way remote that it's introducing at CEDIA. Designed for use in controlling one's home theater and home at large, the device puts the menu navigation on its own 4.3-inch (480 x 272 resolution) display rather than cluttering up your TV. You'll also find twin RF transmitters: 802.11b/g WiFi for network control, plus narrow-band RF for traditional control. Oh, and if you're looking to turn your iPod into your own personal AV service, the optional PSX-1 ($349) is just the ticket. Too bad the remote itself will set you back $1,499 when it ships this month.