You may see various remotes that look physically identical to the UC-616, sold under different names. This is because Crisp Solutions is buying a particular product and marketing it in North America, just as another company might do in a different part of the world. But while most companies would simply sell whatever they were provided with, Crisp goes beyond that by performing full testing on the product before they ll even consider putting their name on it. Bugs are fixed. Manuals are rewritten.
Real support is provided.
A large LCD screen is located in the upper half and eight hard buttons are positioned just below. The combination of customizable screens and real buttons is rapidly becoming quite popular as manufacturers realize that users don t like only having an LCD, but still want to do more than is possible with only physical buttons. At the very bottom of the remote is the learning eye, located between the connectors of the optional docking station. Through those connectors you can recharge batteries and transfer files to and from your computer. The eight multi-purpose hard buttons are arranged in a logical layout, but seem labeled with too many possible functions.