Kaleidescape joins the iPhone as a remote party

by Ben Drawbaugh Sep 10th 2009 @ 10:53AM

It is only a matter of time before every single company in the world makes some kind of iPhone/iPod Touch app and if you make home theater gear that mean it is a remote. Remotescape for the Kaleidescape is the latest addition and from the looks of the Youtube video embedded after the break, it is a pretty slick mix of gestures and cover art goodness. The bad news of course is that the graphics in the interface are on par with the rest of Kaleidescape's products and the price tag is $69 -- but if you dropped the $50k on the Kaleidescape media server, then you probably think that is cheap for a iPhone app.

Filed under: Media streamers, Remotes, Apple

Tags: apple, iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, IpodTouch, Kaleidescape, remote, remote control, RemoteControl

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kevon27 @ Sep 10th 2009 11:02AM

Once you turn your Iphone into a remote, you will never seem to find it.

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Remotescape @ Sep 23rd 2009 11:08AM

We'd like to clarify that this product is actually made by Remotescape (www.remotescape.com), which is a separate company from Kaleidescape (the blog post is ambiguous).

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