Reference for designing smart-remote for smart-TVs

The advanced smart TV with PC like features need an advanced remote control to browse youtube video, to search google and to do all such sort of activities. The wireless low power chips with user interface power such smart-remotes. Low power wireless IC maker Nordic Semiconductor ASA has in its shelf low power wireless SoC exclusively designed for remote controls. The company has announced nRFready Smart Remote 2, a complete hardware and software reference design using its chip nRF51822 multi-protocol SoC to offer simultaneous single chip Bluetooth low energy and Nordic 2.4GHz proprietary Gazell RF protocol support for advanced browsing control of the latest Internet- and Web 2.0-enabled TVs and set-top boxes (STBs). Suggested example applications include audio, video, gaming, web browsing, social media, and online shopping. nRFready Smart Remote 2 features a multi-touch enabled TouchPad from Synaptics, a miniaturized QWERTY keyboard, a 6-axis motion sensing solution from Invensense, and an ultra low power MEMS accelerometer from ST Microelectronics. Nordic says inclusion of its latest nRF51822 multi-protocol SoC (see 'About nRF51822' below) allows remote control manufacturers to bring products to market that can simultaneously and adaptively support Bluetooth low energy (via the HID over GATT profile) and proprietary 2.4GHz wireless technology in the same product form ...