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Interesting styling on the One-for-all Protecto
Vincent Alzieu
September 19, 2008 5:30 pm
September 19, 2008 5:30 pm
In general, all-in-one remote controls have never been particularly attractive devices, trading on their functionality rather than their aesthetics.
Originality was never one of their strongs points either.
Until recently, that is, when All-in-One unveiled their Protecto range, designed to fit in well with your interior design (hence the orange rubber, obviosuly).
It's up to you to decide whether or not you think they've managed to buck the trend ...
Originality was never one of their strongs points either.
Until recently, that is, when All-in-One unveiled their Protecto range, designed to fit in well with your interior design (hence the orange rubber, obviosuly).
Protecto TV (URC 3710).jpg) TV Remote |
Protecto 2 (URC 3720).jpg) Remote for TV plus Satellite/Cable/Digital Terrestrial |
Protecto 4 (URC 3740) .jpg) Remote for up to 4 devices |
It's up to you to decide whether or not you think they've managed to buck the trend ...
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