Thursday, August 7, 2003
Zerama Remote Reviewed at pocketnow.com
Posted by Jason Dunn in "ARTICLE" @ 09:00 PM
Joshua Truppman, Contributing Editor at pocketnow.com, takes Zerema Remote for a spin.
"WiFi, or Wireless Lan Connections, have become quite a hit. Hundreds of people are discovering the beauty of accessing the internet, be it via PDA or Laptop, without wires throughout their own home. While GSM and city-wide wireless coverage is very expensive, WiFi costs nothing extra after purchasing the appropriate equipment. This has caused a great multitude of interest in this technology, and the interest is constantly increasing. With nearly every PDA offering WiFi capabilities, either built-in or with additional equipment, niche programs that utilize WiFi have begun to pop-up. This program, Zerama Remote, is just one such item. This program does something that a person like me can truly appreciate. It controls Windows Media Player on your PC and allows you to play music from your computer remotely. Now, if you are somebody who has tiny speakers connected to your PC with a few scattered audio clips, this program is not for you. If you are like me though, and have 15 + gigabytes of music on your hard drive, with your computer hooked up to your huge stereo system, then this program will certainly put a glitter in your eye."
"WiFi, or Wireless Lan Connections, have become quite a hit. Hundreds of people are discovering the beauty of accessing the internet, be it via PDA or Laptop, without wires throughout their own home. While GSM and city-wide wireless coverage is very expensive, WiFi costs nothing extra after purchasing the appropriate equipment. This has caused a great multitude of interest in this technology, and the interest is constantly increasing. With nearly every PDA offering WiFi capabilities, either built-in or with additional equipment, niche programs that utilize WiFi have begun to pop-up. This program, Zerama Remote, is just one such item. This program does something that a person like me can truly appreciate. It controls Windows Media Player on your PC and allows you to play music from your computer remotely. Now, if you are somebody who has tiny speakers connected to your PC with a few scattered audio clips, this program is not for you. If you are like me though, and have 15 + gigabytes of music on your hard drive, with your computer hooked up to your huge stereo system, then this program will certainly put a glitter in your eye."
