Hi , 

Salesforce JavaScript Remoting: Using Apex and JavaScript objects to pass data from client- to server-side and vice versa

JavaScript Types to Apex Equivalents
This is a little tricker, especially when it comes to sObjects. Note that the approach below works for classes and sObjects too.

The Visualforce Page

<apex:page controller="RemotingObjectsController">
  <script>
      /* Define a JavaScript Object that looks like an Account */
      /* If you were using custom objects the name must include the "__c" */
      function Account(){
          /* Note the field names are case-sensitive! */
          this.Id = null; /* set a value here if you need to update or delete */
          this.Name = null;
          this.Active__c = null; /* the field names must match the API names */
      }

      var acc1 = new Account();
      acc1.Name = 'Tquila';
      acc1.Active__c = 'Yes';

      var acc2 = new Account();
      acc2.Name = 'Apple';
      acc2.Active__c = 'Yes';

      var accounts = new Array(acc1, acc2);

      Visualforce.remoting.Manager.invokeAction(
        '{!$RemoteAction.RemotingObjectsController.insertAccounts}',
        accounts,
        function(result, event) {
          console.log(result);
        });
  </script>
</apex:page>
The Controller

There not much to the controller in this case.

public with sharing class RemotingObjectsController {

    @RemoteAction
    public static void insertAccounts(List<Account> accounts){
        insert accounts;
    }

}

http://th3silverlining.com/2012/06/22/salesforce-javascript-remoting-using-apex-and-javascript-objects-to-pass-data-from-client-to-server-side-and-vice-versa/


Regards,
Ashish