Monday, January 10, 2005
RemoteControl II Now Available for Pocket PCs
Posted by Pat Logsdon in "SOFTWARE" @ 12:00 PM
"Use your Pocket PC as a universal teachable universal infrared remote control."
Features:
Free definable control panels, layouts and graphics.
Built- in layout editor.
IR- code teach in function.
Expandable IR-code library.
Macros for multi sequence codes per button press.
Acoustic feedback at buttonpress.
Support of the built in device keys.
Press and hold button function (e.g. for the volume+/- function).
IR range of 3 to 20 meters (depends on Windows CE device).
Supported display sizes: 240x320 - 800x600 pixels.
Import and export of Philips Pronto CCF IR- codes.
Support of the included IrDA- port.
Support of compact- flash IR- extender cards to increase the transmit range.
WM2003SE portrait and landscape mode.
WM2003SE VGA- display (480x640) support.
Free upgrades for registered users.
Looks pretty cool, but can someone tell me how much this actually costs? The site is curiously devoid of any price-related information, and I'm a bit reluctant to install the software just to find out how much I'll need to shovel out of the old bank account to buy it. That said, have you used this? How does it compare to some of the related offerings from Nevo, etc.?
Features:
Free definable control panels, layouts and graphics.
Built- in layout editor.
IR- code teach in function.
Expandable IR-code library.
Macros for multi sequence codes per button press.
Acoustic feedback at buttonpress.
Support of the built in device keys.
Press and hold button function (e.g. for the volume+/- function).
IR range of 3 to 20 meters (depends on Windows CE device).
Supported display sizes: 240x320 - 800x600 pixels.
Import and export of Philips Pronto CCF IR- codes.
Support of the included IrDA- port.
Support of compact- flash IR- extender cards to increase the transmit range.
WM2003SE portrait and landscape mode.
WM2003SE VGA- display (480x640) support.
Free upgrades for registered users.
Looks pretty cool, but can someone tell me how much this actually costs? The site is curiously devoid of any price-related information, and I'm a bit reluctant to install the software just to find out how much I'll need to shovel out of the old bank account to buy it. That said, have you used this? How does it compare to some of the related offerings from Nevo, etc.?
