Tag archive: Harmony Remote

Computer accessories maker Logitech rolled out a few new products at CES 2006. Highlights across this mixed line up include a new Harmony Remote, colorful mice for kids and two new mobile headsets. Chief among these new products is the Harmony 890 Remote. Built upon the foundations of their popular Harmony 880, the Harmony 890 is priced at $399.99.and should be available in January 2006. New to the Harmony feature set in the 890 is use of… Read More

Quote from the review: “So, will the Harmony Remote 676 save your family from remote control hell?  It sure has made life a lot easier and I haven't reached for my bucket of remotes since the remote was setup properly and integrated into my digital lifestyle.  My girlfriend loves being able to finally operate everything in my hometheatre, which could be a good or bad thing depending on how you look at it. Overall,… Read More

The Harmony 680 remote specifically designed to control a PC running on Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition (Media Center PC) — and any devices that may be connected to it, such as atelevision, a home theater stereo receiver, or a DVD player. The Logitech Harmony 680 advanced universal remote control helps deliver the promise of the Media Center PC experience by allowing it towork seamlessly with all the other devices in… Read More

Like its predecessors, the new Logitech Harmony 676 solves a problem that plagues most modern homes — too many complicated remote controls. The Harmony 676 is affordable, easy to set up and simple to use. It can control any electronic component that uses an infrared receiver, and each remote can control as many as 15 devices. Harmony remotes are designed for the way people think, with buttons that reflect single activities — such… Read More

From the press release: Logitech International announced that it has purchased the maker of the highly acclaimed Harmony Remote advanced remote controls