ThinkFlood, maker of RedEye remotes for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, and digital Hi-Fi distributor Krome Technologies have entered into distribution partnership to address consumer and reseller demand for RedEye remotes in New Zealand.

According to ThinkFlood, New Zealanders have been using RedEye networked universal remote control accessories for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad since the RedEye line launched in December 2009. Krome is now New Zealand's exclusive distributor of RedEye remote, an advanced multi-room, multi-controller system, and RedEye mini, the portable remote control for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

"We travel the world looking for recognised brands whose products combine quality with attitude, style and inspired design," said Krome Technologies Managing Director Jason Lake. "ThinkFlood's RedEye and RedEye mini are a perfect complement to our range of Hi-Fi and home automation products from Buffalo, PS Audio and Sonos."

"Krome Technologies' deep understanding of high-end AV makes them an ideal partner for us," said ThinkFlood Founder and Vice President of Operations Adam Shapiro. "With Krome's local representation I believe tech savvy New Zealand will be a fantastic market for RedEye remotes."

RedEye will be available to New Zealand dealers from next week. RedEye mini will be coming to New Zealand shortly thereafter.