Sony's infamous remote control for the discontinued smart Google TV platform. With the negative feedback at the time for the supplied remote, there was a rush to get smaller designs.
Existing Sony design language and color way
Simple navigation island with corner keys
Primary sweet-spot locates the thumb on navigation disc
Track pad accessible by thumb or other hand
Four option keys grouped with track pad
Color keys at the bottom
Horizontal orientation for two handed operation
Existing Sony design language and color way
Space-saving navigation island with corner and color keys
Four option keys grouped with track pad
Consistent with current remote where left thumb operates navigation disc while right thumb controls cursor
Wrap-around volume and channel rocker side-keys, similar to trigger design and accessible from both front and back orientations
Existing Sony design language and color way
Chamfered surfaces around the keypad provide ergonomic hand grip
Usable side keys in both front and back orientations
Vertical or horizontal battery doors to accommodate different battery configurations
Familiar one hand Remote Control use.
Change to Horizontal orientation for two handed QWERTY operation, hidden keys become activated.
Existing Sony design color way
Space-saving navigation island
Comfortable 1 and 2 hand operation
Controller like ergonomics
Close Up of Graphics when Keyboard is activated in Horizontal mode
Voice Operation
Minimal Keys
Eliminate Keyboard
Ergonomic
Voice Operation
Simplified Keys
Ergonomic Heads Up Operation
Streamlined Battery Door
Low Cost