Logitech finally refreshes its flagship universal remote

Philip Wong | Nov 10, 2009

(Credit: Logitech)

The long overdue Logitech Harmony 1100, first debuted at January's Consumer Electronics Show, has finally arrived in Asia. This handsome tablet is a cut above the competition with a 3.5-inch color screen which offers QVGA resolution, touch control and a customizable user interface. Another major differentiation is the radio frequency (RF) upgradeability via an optional RF extender. This enables remote control through walls and obstacles, though this accessory will not available at the moment. To further simplify installation, this Harmony utilizes an intuitive software wizard linked up to an online IR code repository covering 225,000 products from 5,000 major brands.

The Harmony 1100 will be available in Singapore by end November for S$699 (US$504.37). Logitech has no plans to launch this model in most of the other Asia cities. More information on the tablet universal remote control below.

Screen	3.5-inch, QVGA, color, touch-sensitive
Buttons	10 and five-way navigation
No. of devices supported	15
Programmability	One-touch activity controls, macro support, learning function
Remote interface	IR and RF (optional)
Operating system compatibility	Windows XP/2000/Vista, Mac OS X 10.3 to 10.5
Power	Rechargeable li-ion battery with bundled dock
Dimension	139 x 104 x 14mm
Weight	204g with battery
Price	S$699 (US$504.37)
Availability	Singapore