Logitech Harmony 300i remote

Sick and tired of your coffee table being cluttered with remotes? The best of universal remotes, also known as Logitech, have kept the game moving forward with the Harmony 300i. The baby of the range, this universal not only lets you turn on multiple devices with a single button push, but you can use your PC or Mac to upload the codes for up to four different remotes into one sleek beauty. This remote is also compatible with your DStv HD PVR. How awesome is that!

You program it using a slick website. which stores all these device details for your next remote. Throw in a wallet-friendly price and everyone should be smiling.

You can buy this remote for R300,00 ($45,00) from the Logitech website.
Check now to see if Harmony supports your devices

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Opera 11 Alpha featuring extensions now available to download for PC, Mac and Linux

Opera has always been a fantastic browser with a loyal following, mostly due to the browser's many forward-thinking features… but one area in which they have lagged badly behind the competition is in extension support. Almost every other browser out there supports
extensions - Firefox, Chrome and even Safari - but Opera's add-on functionality has been remedial up till now.

Today's release of the Opera 11 alpha changes all of that. Available for Windows, Mac and Linux, Opera 11 brings support for Opera
Extensions to the browser. It's true that Opera did allow for add-ons
before with the Opera Widgets and Opera Unite systems, but those add-ons were functionally limited. Opera Extensions, on the other hand, allows developers to create new functionality using open standards like JavaScript, HTML5 or CSS, as well as supported APIs. These new features plug directly into the browser.

Extensions aren't the only new thing in Opera 11. The update also comes with a new version of Opera 's layout engine, enhancing support for web standards, improving performance and fixing hundreds of bugs.