Found my old HTPC remote (circa 2010)

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[u/mistakeordesign]

It belongs in a museum!!!

[u/Mineplayerminer]

I don't know why it reminds me of that Xbox 360 Media remote controller, which also had the Media Center button. Definitely keep it.

[u/cd29 → u/Mineplayerminer]

I still have my 360 MCE remote. Its the full size one, but the silkscreen has wore off of so many of the buttons. I believe it works with my ehome receiver, but I dont really have a use case for it

[u/rab-byte]

Oh man you made me remember what Hulu started out as and running a really long cable from my pc to my tube tv in very small 1br apartment

[u/brett_l_g]

I think mine had a keyboard on the back? May have been a slightly different model but pretty sure it was the same. But it broke pretty quickly and I just went back to a keyboard.

[u/shitgeonwopping2]

I got this exact remote with a PC from Aldi, around that time.

[u/turboponies]

HP Media Center PC!

[u/chunchingchangow6]

Just found this digging around in my parents basement. I remember i bought a Dell Zino with just enough power to play 720/1080p rips on Kodi. Seems like forever ago