Keyspan Express Remote

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Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Gary Coyne (applelinks.com)

Keyspan Express Remote

All you need to use the Keyspan Express Remote is a USB plug and a "line of sight" view of where it's going to be placed. Thus, you can't control your computer around corners or through the newspaper, just line of sight. This is one of those situations...

Similarly, yes you can select songs from iTunes. However, as you get further and further away, your ability to see any given song on the computer screen goes the same way as the older person who doesn't have his reading glasses his arms may be long...

Feb, 2005

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Expert review by : Jim Buzbee (tomsguide.com)

Review: Keyspan Express Remote

Anyone who has used Apple's AirPort Express to connect to a remote iTunes server knows the frustration of having to trot back and forth to change playlists or even advance to the next tune. Fortunately, Keyspan's Express Remote lets you stay put and...

Dec, 2004

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Expert review by : Christopher Breen (macworld.com)

Remote control of AirPort Express requires flying blind

Keyspan's Express Remote is the first device of its kind to allow you to control iTunes through Apple's AirPort Express wireless hub. Ahead of its time though it may be, it left us wanting more.

To control an AirPort Express, the Express Remote requires iTunes 4.7 and an AirPort Express with firmware version 6.1 or greater. A quick check of my AirPort Express within the AirPort Admin Utility revealed that its firmware wasn't up to date. A fast...

Nov, 2004

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