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Harman Kardon TC 30

Talk about "attack of the clones." Months before Logitech brought out the Harmony 720, a color-screen remote based on the new, slim chassis that the company was using for its 2006 monochrome-screen models, Harman Kardon was serving up a very similar color-screen remote that was also powered by Harmony software....

Tags: TC 30, Harman Kardon, Harmony 720

Product reviews 2006-08-15

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Logitech Harmony 510

The Logitech Harmony 510 is the replacement for the Harmony 520, which is being discontinued. Except for a slightly different color scheme silver on black instead of black on silver and the addition of four color-coded buttons below the keypad, it's essentially the identical unit. The catch: Logitech cut the...

Tags: Consumer electronics, DVD, Logitech, Logitech Harmony, Logitech Harmony 510

Product reviews 2008-11-19

Logitech Harmony One

For the past year or so, Logitech has been treading a bit of water with its line of well-regarded Harmony remotes. Sure, it made some incremental improvements--and even came out with higher-end tablet touch-screen model, the Harmony 1000. But part of the reason behind the lack of advancement...

Tags: Keyboards, Monitors & displays, Logitech

Product reviews 2008-02-22

Logitech Harmony 670

Most of the Logitech Harmony universal remotes we've seen in 2006 have sported a flat, wedge-shaped design. They look slick, but apparently quite a few users are still pining for the textured feel of Logitech's older, peanut-shape clickers. Logitech has answered with the Harmony 670, a $150 model that utilizes...

Tags: Monitors & displays, Logitech, Harmony Software, Logitech Harmony, Logitech Harmony 670, LCD

Product reviews 2006-10-20

Monster Home Theater Controller 100

Ever since Logitech started licensing out its highly regarded PC-based Harmony universal remote software, a handful of Harmony clones have gradually trickled onto the market. Some, such as the Harman Kardon TC 30, look very similar to their Logitech counterparts and are essentially rebranded products. But Monster's Harmony-powered remotes offer...

Tags: Monster, Logitech, Monster Home Theater

Product reviews 2006-10-04

Logitech Harmony 720

The Logitech Harmony 880 was the first Harmony remote to feature a color screen and a built-in rechargeable battery along with a docking station. Overall, we liked the design of that model, as well as its nearly identical RF-capable radio frequency sibling, the Harmony 890. But as soon as...

Tags: Monitors & displays, Logitech, Logitech Harmony, Logitech Harmony 720, battery

Product reviews 2006-08-02