TiVo Slide in Wall Street Journal

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Originally posted to RohJuh.com on Aug 26, 2010.

Wow, this is pretty cool. The print edition of the Wall Street Journal devoted nearly half a page to its review of the Slide remote. I had already read the online version of the article, but to see the print article with a giant photo of the remote is pretty awesome. Either it was a really slow news day or the Slide remote is just that cool. I prefer to think the latter. ;-)

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