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Irvine-based IOGEAR launches HDMI Control Center
Product allows consumers to quickly switch between home office and media components.
By Logan ChurmPublished: September 09, 2009 10:43 AM
Irvine-based IOGEAR Inc. is introducing a new device that makes switching between work and home electronics easier. The HDMI Control Center allows individuals to manage their home office and media components with the touch of a button.
The product's wireless keyboard, which comes with a built-in laser trackball, offers the ability to navigate, switch and interact with HDMI-connected computers and devices. The control center removes the need for extra equipment by running all content from one HDTV.
"For example, users can switch from a favorite HD movie on a Blu-ray player, to the computer, viewable on the HDTV, to quickly send an e-mail and then return to the film," according to a statement from IOGEAR.
Convenience is a major must for many consumers, and the company is working to keep its newest products simple but revolutionary.
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The product's wireless keyboard, which comes with a built-in laser trackball, offers the ability to navigate, switch and interact with HDMI-connected computers and devices. The control center removes the need for extra equipment by running all content from one HDTV. "For example, users can switch from a favorite HD movie on a Blu-ray player, to the computer, viewable on the HDTV, to quickly send an e-mail and then return to the film," according to a statement from IOGEAR. Convenience is a major must for many consumers, and the company is working to keep its newest products simple but revolutionary. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Irvine's Kofax acquires 170 Systems Coming soon to cell phones: Irvine-based Just Enjoy's on-site dining application D-Link secures Sports Museum of L.A. Rebranding turns Marshal8e6 to M86 Security |
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