Hidden Remote Helps You Control Your Laptop

With laptops becoming the portable entertainment center of choice for today’s mobile society, there are more and more new products coming out that bring some familiar TV functionality to the traditional laptop. One of those things is the remote control, a very convenient device that’ll allow you to finally step back from the computer and enjoy a movie without being hunched over your desk.

But who wants yet another device to carry around? Nobody. That’s why this Interlink VP-6600 Bluetooth Expresscard Media Remote makes so much sense. It slides into your laptop’s Expresscard slot, making it a no-brainer when it comes to carrying stuff along with you. When you’re ready to use it, simply pop it out from its hiding place inside your computer and it’ll connect to your laptop via Bluetooth, giving you 30 feet of range. It’s the perfect compliment to your mobile lifestyle, something you won’t have to think about but will change the way you use your laptop.

This entry was posted by Adam on Monday, June 18th, 2007 at 3:37 pm

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Robert Kaufman 06/21/2007 01:47 PM 1 point
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Will this work with my Mac Book Pro?

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Ryan 06/21/2007 03:06 PM 1 point
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I don't think that will work with a Mac Book Pro unless the Bluetooth software is updated with the latest software. I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong, tho, since I'm not 100% sure.

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BobLoblaw 11/25/2008 09:11 PM 1 point
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How do you turn the infrared sensor on your notebook? I don't really want to use the remote, but my other remotes that I do use (PC, XBOX) affect my laptop - it evens turns it on sometimes... help.

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