If i'm on my PC, I use Windows Media Center on Windows Vista to watch TV. Hell it's great, except when you use it with a damn keyboard and mouse. So, I got myself a super cheap SpeedLink media remote. When it came, I unboxed it and noticed a very very small QR code, right on the back of the reciever. Being the very excitable person that I am, I grabbed my phone and started the QR code reader, only to find that it was a code that linked me to a weird page.
The site, i-nigma, has absolutely nothing to do with SpeedLink at all, so I have no idea what the hell they're trying to pull. Meh, the remote works.
As the above user said, when the code is scanned, just google search it. It pretty clearly shows the SpeedLink Media Remote then.
Yeah I can see now that the phantom page was from the QR reader trying to search for the product using an arbitrary site. I guess this post now serves as a standing example of my incompetence :P
Its Says 4027301063998
I was looking for random QR codes and found this page. If you look you'll see the sequence of numbers starting with 4027... appears as EAN: across the edge of the image.