The SRU3003 three-device remote control by Philips is the perfect replacement remote for consolidating all your remotes into one. Setting-up the universal remote is quick and easy with automatic brand search and learning functionality. The SRU3003 includes Philips on-board code library and button configuration ¿ offering more codes than any other brand remote. Every code is captured for every function so you¿ll never miss your old remotes. The comprehensive code library covers all the latest technology including HD and flat-screen TVs. The big button design is 2mm larger than the standard button size, making it easy to locate and press the buttons you use the most. The remote features advanced DVD and satellite functions as well as a shift-key to access all secondary functions of keys. The stylish silver and black design will compliment or even ¿spice-up¿ any of your existing components.

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5 device universal learning remote with big buttons. Allows you to consolidate 5 different remotes into one.

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The SRU2103 three-device universal remote by Philips is the perfect replacement remote for a television, VCR and cable box. The three-in-one remote control can replace a table full of remote controls regardless of the brand or model. The large buttons are clearly labeled making it easy to locate and press the buttons you use the most. Scroll through cable guides with ease with the easy menu access and navigation keys. The SRU2103 includes Philips on-board code library and button configuration ¿ offering more codes than any other brand remote. Every code is captured for every function so you¿ll never miss your old remotes. The comprehensive code library covers all the latest technology including HD and flat-screen TVs. All keys are pre-set for Philips equipment allowing you to use the universal remote control without programming it first. The stylish black design will compliment or even ¿spice-up¿ any of your existing components.

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The technical dazzle of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a truly astonishing thing to behold: this story of a man who ages backwards requires Brad Pitt to begin life as a tiny elderly man, then blossom into middle age, and finally, wisely, become young. How director David Fincher–with makeup artists, special-effects wizards, and body doubles–achieves this is one of the main sources of fascination in the early reels of the movie. The premise is loosely borrowed from an F. Scott Fitzgerald story (and bears an even stronger resemblance to Andrew Sean Greer’s novel The Confessions of Max Tivoli), with young/old Benjamin growing up in New Orleans, meeting the girl of his dreams (Cate Blanchett), and sharing a few blissful years with her until their different aging agendas send them in opposite directions. The love story takes over the second half of the picture, as Eric Roth’s script begins to resemble his work on Forrest Gump. This is too bad, because Benjam (click here for further information)