August 9th, 2009
For those who have far too often felt confined by having to point remotes at the devices being controlled, news of AT&T’s new Point Anywhere RF remote for its U-Verse customers should be a sweet siren song. The relatively simple remote is backlit for your convenience, letting home theater owners hide their set-tops away in a closet without having to go all aftermarket for a control solution. Changing channels from previously impossible areas like the bathroom, kitchen or outside comes at a cost of $49 for the remote and USB dongle, available from AT&T’s online store beyond the read link.
[Thanks, Anthony]
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