Amulet Devices

April 24, 2009 · Posted in Product Profiles

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Amulet Devices produce a voice-enabled Amulet Remote for use with Window Vista Media Centers.

The Amulet Remote brings your Media Center to life. With a simple voice command or flick of the wrist, enjoy instant access to your home entertainment. No more hard to navigate menus, just say “Watch Channel CNN” for the news, “Watch Program Heroes” for last night’s episode, or “Play Artist U2″ to hear your favourite band. Change the volume with a twist, find that favourite film scene with a swipe. Take control of your media.

Amulet Devices were selected as one of 15 finalists at the CES iStage event which took place in Las Vegas on 20 October 2008.

We received a fantastic reaction from the Vegas audience. Visit us at CEA Line Show to see what got them so excited.

For more information visit us at: http://www.amuletdevices.com

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Amulet Voice Enabled Remote Control

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