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Help. Simplicity will help save my mind.
The Neo-HD is awesome! With all those hook-ups and 1 remote! I'm excited!!!
thanks.
Well, I need this system for my mental health. See, I do not own a home theater system and yet my friends do. Causing me much mental trauma. Winning this system will alleviate much of this pain and trauma.
When I saw the NeoHD come out, I was so happy I hadn't ordered that receiver or the harmony remote - this is exactly what I want. Out of everything, the simple remote is by far the most elegent development in home theater technology (combining existing technology like IR repeaters and a receiver isnt all the stunning, neither is multiple hdmi ports or the 'smart' system that mimics the 5.1 through listening in the room). Why I love it is the fact that it goes above and beyond and now consolidates the controls into a custom menu on your tv, instead of on a remote in your hands. Why this is so great - I go back to my comment above about my friends who aren't tech-savvy. While they cannot use a Harmony remote, they do know how to navigate a comcast menu on the screen. The fact that I can be comfortable knowing my friends and family can use it with ease is great. What is even better is that the technology is NOT in the remote, so that if I wanted to, I could order another one (or two), if one breaks or I want to just have a backup if it is somehow misplaced.
Top all of the consolidating and simplicity and some decent speakers with a good looking device, and I believe you have found the market that I (and many others reside in) - they dont want to spend $2000 on home theater equipment, but they would be willing to step up from the $300 range to 2-3x that amount and won't feel bad justifying to, say, a significant other. Especially considering it will be the first item you buy that actually helps them use the tv and all the components (in my case, maybe not in yours).
I totally need one, b/c I have 6 remotes and HATE getting up to turn the volume knob on my compuiter speakers to change the TV volume! My legs are exhausted!