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Slideshow: 10 Most Unusual Remote Controls
10 Most Unusual Remote Controls
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For when the typical handheld controller just won’t do.
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Art Lebedev Pultius
Russian designer Art Lebedev is known for his creativity, which he’s extended to this super-long remote control. Resembling a strip of candy buttons, the remote features a mere 103 buttons, which can navigate users through 399 channels. If you have a few extras, there are manual channel up/down buttons and volume controls at the bottom. Don’t start planning who to poke with this 20-inch remote, though; it doesn’t look like Lebedev ever plans to mass-market the device.
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