Best Remote Controls for Engineer

finally, they gave up and said that sometimes there's a delay when the harmony one remote controls certain devices, and that "there are no tivos in canada" so their engineering team in canada can't

there are a lot of chemical and mechanical and software (etc..) engineers who give this thing horrible reviews, efter not being able to get it working properly.

you open this, pull that, lift this and voila there it is, obviously a lot of engineering went into it and for what it was worth it made it a very enjoyable experience.

the engineers at logitech have created a device that is very functional, gets rid of clutter and creates a stunning impression.

put bluntly, you have no general edit function for names of devices or macros--an incredible oversight in software engineering.

the entire harmony line, particularly the logitech harmony one advanced universal remote, and now the 1100 advanced, are brilliant and intuitive works of art, ergonomics, and technical engineering.

this remote is engineered extremely well and is capable of doing anything your other remotes can do and is still very simple to use.

not to disrespect electrical engineering degree professionals but they always have trouble in the real world when they actually have to put their hands on something and get it to work.

where it really shines is when you get to the point where you want to customize it so that it's exactly right for *your* setup - not for some standard showroom setup, or what some engineer somewhere

the logitech 550 remote look good but you need to be a engineer to get to work .

i'm an application engineer and i had trouble selecting the right configurations and options that i wanted.