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Philips shows off easier to use gadgets

Posted by Chris Leckness on March 29, 2006 – 4:14 pm
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Philips has come up with an amazing idea, ask consumers what they think of the product and how it should be before it is in the final stages.

This sounds easy to use and like some fun.
It will be interesting to see some new devices come out using these ideas.

"Philips showed how music buffs could use a standard TV remote control to manage a song library projected as a cluster of stars. The remote automatically creates playlists by choosing one track, and transfers tracks to a portable device with a swipe over the TV. Friends can share songs by keeping devices close together, and play tracks in sync on separate portable devices.

In another concept, a photo album is managed on a TV set, again by remote control. New images are shown by swiping a cell phone containing a picture album over the TV. The phone can be used as a separate remote control to add pictures from the phone’s album to a collaborative picture email message.

The receiver of a picture email can use a special remote control to point and drag a photo from one TV to another TV or to an digital picture frame."

Source: Reuters

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