[slinkelist] cheap touchscreen options?

[Korey Sherwin]

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on 4/3/00 10:19 AM, Stu D'Alessandro at stuball@optonline.net wrote:

Another possibility is the Take Control IR controller from Harmon Kardon
(http://www.harmankardon.com/).  This is an ultra-programmable remote with
touch screen (and backlight) that perhaps could be used to relay IR commands
via the Slink-e up to your computer for processing and commands returned
back down (I haven't done this myself so forgive me if it's not a practical
solution).   It also provides a means to simultaneously control all your
non-slink-e'd units.

Forget the HK Take control and get a Pronto.. more info at
http://www.remotecentral.com
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Korey Sherwin
Sound Art, Canada
http://soundart.com



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Re: [slinkelist] cheap touchscreen options?



on 4/3/00 10:19 AM, Stu D'Alessandro at stuball@optonline.net wrote:


Another possibility=
 is the Take Control IR controller from Harmon Kardon (http://www.harmank=
ardon.com/).  This is an ultra-programmable remote with touch scree=
n (and backlight) that perhaps could be used to relay IR commands via the Sl=
ink-e up to your computer for processing and commands returned back down (I =
haven't done this myself so forgive me if it's not a practical solution). &n=
bsp; It also provides a means to simultaneously control all your non-sl=
ink-e'd units.


Forget the HK Take control and get a Pronto.. more info at http://www.remot=
ecentral.com

--

Korey Sherwin

Sound Art, Canada

http://soundart.com





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