The Pros:Change public TV stations to something more interesting. Inexpensive - $10. Mess with friends and family.
The Cons:Kind of pointless. How often do you really need a remote on your keychain?
It's time to take control of your television (or someone else's) with the Ninja Remote. This tiny little remote can change the volume, the channel, and the power. To get started, simply point the remote at the TV and hold down the mute button for a few seconds.
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Eventually the set will respond and you'll be able to control it with this handy little device. The Ninja Remote can work on a variety of TV's including all the big names like Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba, etc. Available from ThinkGeek.
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Change public TV stations to something more interesting
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Mess with friends and family
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Kind of pointless. How often do you really need a remote on your keychain?
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Soulbow:
#ninja_remote I use it to change the channel to ESPN during the morning show at my high school, as well as bringing some fun to my Algebra II class. It works great. I also turn off the cafeteria televisions. Pretty good range as well.
Apr 19, 07
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asdfreet:
#ninja_remote its useful for changing the channel in wating rooms that play c-span all day, for changing the channels on tvs on display at best buy/circut city/ wherever, great for use in school when watching a borring movie, etc
Nov 26, 06
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Erik:
#ninja_remote I don't know about this one. I've seen similar devices on watches. Big deal....unless there is a ninja involved somehow, but I doubt it.
Oct 14, 06
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