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| Marmitek PC Control |
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2 | 13.33% |
| microsoft mce remote |
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8 | 53.33% |
| logitech harmony 655 |
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5 | 33.33% |
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Minimodder
Join Date: May 2004
Location: the Netherlands
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which remote is best for an HTPC?
Well hello bit-tech modders!
since i'm working on my new HTPC project, I was looking around for the best remote control. Some companies sure have some kickass remotes on the market . So since I can't decide which one to take, I am asking YOU! as a pro modder: Which one to take ? This is the Marmitek PC Control. advantages: Cheapes of the ones I like and it can go trough walls disadvantages: ain't it the same as the Nvidia/ old ati ones ?, it doesn't look c00l MCE remote advantages: has the windows button on it disadvantages: can't go trough walls, can't control anything else than a PC The cheapest of the logitech ones. advantages: has an lcd panel, has a lot of functions disadvantages: to expensive (90 euro's) any comments would be nice
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Hypermodder
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Chatham, kent
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this is the modding forum, so unless ur thinking of modding your remote i think your in the wrong place
a mod will probrably move the thread to a more appopriate place where you will get some replys (wouldnt count on that however, most people are pritty engrossed in exploring the new layout) |
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sexy *******
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: U.K warwickshire
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whats wrong with the ATI one its what i use and i love it
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Originally posted by Pygobombe Cool.. can I come... I got a few additions I'd like to add... like make HPs and Compaqs computers (and other proprietary computers) illegal to be built... as well as celeron/duron.. they just too slow, better to get an older computer that performs better anyways |
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pretty fing wonderful
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: alberta, canada Special:very
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if you're using mce, go with the official remote for sure. i've got it and i love it, and although i havent tried to use them yet, it comes with two little ir emitters to control other devices(set top box, tv) that plug into the reciever. and while the marmitek is rf(goes through walls) the ir on the microsoft remote is really good. as long as i leave my door open, i can go upstairs and still use the remote to control the media center pc in my bedroom.
if you're not using windows mce as your htpc software, i'd go with something else. i think x10 has one that you can use to control their home automation devices as well as your pc and it is a learning remote as well (control any other ir devices you have) |
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Why not? I own a domain to match.
Join Date: Feb 2004
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I really like the remote wonder (I and II) from ATI. RF = ownage.
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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sexy *******
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: U.K warwickshire
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true mabe you should look at programmable remotes i'e not a pc one but program it to work with a pc and all your other stuff too that would be cool
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Originally posted by Pygobombe Cool.. can I come... I got a few additions I'd like to add... like make HPs and Compaqs computers (and other proprietary computers) illegal to be built... as well as celeron/duron.. they just too slow, better to get an older computer that performs better anyways |
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