How in any way are 30 (wired) in-ceiling speakers, connected via those wires to Sonos amps “wireless”??? I guess it’s the iPort Express parts you’re referring to? — lbaltz on Feb 17

I’d consider this a sign of poor corporate governance at Control 4. The only value Neeo provided was hardware design, something that could have been acquired from a single industrial designer and single electronics engineer with only a few years... — applebyter on Feb 15

OK, OK, I goofed on this one. My apologies. It was a great demo and first of its kind (that I know of) but this was NOT the two-way IP control demo. That has been shown elsewhere. We’ll have details of that one to come. Thanks for well-deserved spanking,... — Julie Jacobson on Feb 14

18V impact driver to install in-ceiling speakers. My question of why I find so many broken speaker dogear tabs has been answered. — burtont62 on Feb 13

I agree with Carlton, unfortunately, Julie you are mixing apples and oranges here (pardon the pun). The video simply shows and AppleTV app controlling Savant.  Interesting, but that is available to any Apple developer that chooses to write an app for the... — SpivR on Feb 13

From what I learned after the dealer presentation, the Apple TV has a Savant App running on it that allows this to work and control the Savant system.  Using the Apple TV remote is an option but you can also control the Apple TV from any other Savant... — SKoolD on Feb 13

The details on what’s being shown in the video are lacking. Is this a Savant App running on the AppleTV that is controlling the Savant controller? If so, this isn’t IP control of an AppleTV by a Savant system (from the referenced prior... — Carlton Bale on Feb 13