Only negative I find with TiVo remote is that it is too long for my hand, and I don't have small hands. But I have to continually move it when going through applications.San
>>I'm waiting for Tivo to release the new remote with QWERTY keyboard in >>hopes that it can be my remote (I really like the Tivo remotes), and all I >>need it to do is control the power for TV and HT/BD, and volume for the >>HT, since that covers 95% of my TV use, watching Tivo. If that doesn't pan out, the Harmony One appears to be the way to go, I have a Harmony 520, it does the job, but I'm not fond of the button layout, input delays, and occational quirks when it thinks a unit is on or off when it's the opposite. The Harmony One would also mean playing BD's would be still a single remote affair, and not require the the extra remote compared to using the Tivo remote, since it can't also pull bluray disk duties. Glen
