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RTIs T3 Universal System Controller Named Recommended Component by Audioholics.com

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Ultimate High-End $75,000 Whole House Multi-Zone System

EDEN PRAIRIE, MN — March 9, 2006 — Remote Technologies Incorporated (RTI), the pioneer of home entertainment control technology, has once again garnered industry recognition with Audioholics’ recent selection of the T3 Universal System Controller as a Recommended Component in the ultimate High-End Home Theater–$75K Whole House Multi-Zone System. Audioholics went all out in selecting this four zone A/V system capable of powering two simultaneous discrete multi-channel home theater rooms. With the inclusion of RTI’s T3 controller, future expandability and upgradeability of the system is guaranteed. The $75K Whole House Multi-Zone System can be viewed at:
http://www.audioholics.com/showcase/systemguide/75KRecommendedhometheater.php.

“We are extremely honored by Audioholics acknowledgement of the power and versatility of our T3 Universal System Controller,” said Pete Baker, director of sales and marketing for RTI. “We join a lot of prestigious companies who were also recognized with a Recommended Component nod for this ultimate system. It’s a testimonial to the T3’s flexibility and overall design in being able to provide a flawless and intuitive control solution for this advanced application.”

The T3 maintains the perfect balance between a large touchscreen and frequently used hard buttons. It is thinner, lighter, and has better ergonomics for one-handed operation than any product in its class. This design overcomes the need for compromise between form and function. Sleek and perfectly balanced, the T3 is also infinitely flexible and expandable.
The T3 takes complete control of the home theater, replacing all other remotes. It features a bright, high-contrast TFT LCD that can display custom buttons, text, graphics, and animations. In addition to the backlit display, there are 16 hard buttons that allow easy access to frequently used functions. Programming is easy and convenient thanks to RTI’s renowned Windows-based TheaterTouch Designer software.
The T3 is more than just a universal remote control – it’s an expandable control system. When used with the available RTI accessory devices, the T3 is capable of RF transmission through walls and cabinets, power sensing for reliable operation, and RS-232 communications for advanced control.

About RTI

Remote Technologies Incorporated (RTI) is a technology-driven company headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota that specializes in developing and marketing innovative home theater control products. Founded in 1992 with a focus on the custom home installation market, RTI has become the leader in creating wireless control solutions that solve the foremost challenges facing electronic systems installers.

RTI’s guiding passion is centered about making any size home theater or other electronic system simple and pleasant to use. The company’s design philosophy emphasizes an intuitive and enjoyable experience of its award-winning products, from its universal system controllers, to signal storage and processing devices, and PC programming software.

For additional information on RTI and all its innovative products please visit www.rticorp.com.

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