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==About== | ==About== | ||
Orbiters are used to control your LinuxMCE system. All Media Directors have built-in Orbiter software. Users can be employ a keyboard, mouse, or remote control to interact with the main screen. Laptops, webpads, and certain smart phones can also be set up as orbiters. Touchscreens offer the best convenience and coolness-factor. | Orbiters are used to control your LinuxMCE system. All Media Directors have built-in Orbiter software. Users can be employ a keyboard, mouse, or remote control to interact with the main screen. Laptops, webpads, and certain smart phones can also be set up as orbiters. Touchscreens offer the best convenience and coolness-factor. | ||
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Orbiters are used to control your LinuxMCE system. All Media Directors have built-in Orbiter software. Users can be employ a keyboard, mouse, or remote control to interact with the main screen. Laptops, webpads, and certain smart phones can also be set up as orbiters. Touchscreens offer the best convenience and coolness-factor.