Logisys Multi-Function Panel with Remote Start

Sidney · 1st July 2005, 05:13

Although many of the hard-core modding community would rather not have it happen, sometimes one of their innovations is good enough to go to mass market. I don’t really understand their reasoning along these lines, as I shudder to think what today would be like if the light bulb, electricity, and telephone hadn’t gone to the public. Even Matthew Schooley and Johan Vaaler’s early patented work with the simple paper clip is the subject of major mass production today, and for a simple piece of bent wire, it has done very well. I have seen some wild remote starts from the modding community for some years now, even one including a capacitive touch switch! Today’s review item, the Remote Multifunction Panel from our friends over at Logisys computer, clearly draws some inspiration from this early work. This particular unit has Dual Analog temperature displays, front USB/Firewire, and some limited fan control. Let’s check it out!”

http://www.extrememhz.com/logremote-p1.shtml

1st July 2005, 09:31

Remote power-on for the PC !

Now if they could only add an alarm with immobilizer and GPS tracking...

1st July 2005, 05:13	#1
Sidney Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,738	Logisys Multi-Function Panel with Remote Start Although many of the hard-core modding community would rather not have it happen, sometimes one of their innovations is good enough to go to mass market. I don’t really understand their reasoning along these lines, as I shudder to think what today would be like if the light bulb, electricity, and telephone hadn’t gone to the public. Even Matthew Schooley and Johan Vaaler’s early patented work with the simple paper clip is the subject of major mass production today, and for a simple piece of bent wire, it has done very well. I have seen some wild remote starts from the modding community for some years now, even one including a capacitive touch switch! Today’s review item, the Remote Multifunction Panel from our friends over at Logisys computer, clearly draws some inspiration from this early work. This particular unit has Dual Analog temperature displays, front USB/Firewire, and some limited fan control. Let’s check it out!” http://www.extrememhz.com/logremote-p1.shtml __________________ lazyman Opteron 165 (2) @2.85 1.42 vcore AMD Stock HSF + Chill Vent II

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