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New Wi-Fi Framework Called Blackfire RED Already Licensed by Harman, Onkyo, Pioneer
Blackfire Research Corp's new Blackfire RED is a Wi-Fi framework built to withstand high-bandwidth entertainment consumption in the smart home.
News July 12Integration of Air Condition Control – Where to start?
Learn more about HVAC in this article and a webinar!
Sponsored July 12Araknis with OvrC Pro Takes Networking to Next Level: CE Pro Review
New from SnapAV's networking brand Araknis are new access points, switchers and other components along with remote networking management via OvrC Pro.
News July 12New Orleans Integrator Lands 8 Parade of Homes Projects; Elura Speakers Complete Each One
Variety in the Elura speaker brand from WAVE Electronics gives integrator plenty of options for outfitting eight of 30 homes with audio.
Sponsored July 11Google Home vs. Amazon Echo Show: SnapAV Product Guru Reviews DIY Voice Assistants
SnapAV’s G. Paul Hess, who has a house full of DIY and pro-oriented home-automation products, shares opinions on Google Home, Amazon Alexa and the new Echo Show, plus a few…
News July 11Best Buy Stock Dips as Amazon Officially Launches Smart Home Services
Amazon Smart Home Services has launched in-home consultations — yes, the same thing CE Pro editor Julie Jacobson checked out earlier this year. But does it take direct aim at…
News July 10MS Systems Tester Verifies HDBaseT Connectivity, 4K Signals
MS Systems has introduced a testing solution that is capable of testing HDBaseT connectivity with signals as dynamic as Ultra HD 4K.
News July 10Can ‘Invisible’ Transducers Solve OLED TV Audio Concerns?
Super-thin ‘wallpaper’ OLED TVs look great, but require audio enhancement. Could aesthetically pleasing ‘invisible’ transducers be the answer to OLED TV audio concerns?
News July 10In Defense of Lennar’s Wi-Fi Smart Home Strategy: ‘Wireless is the Future’
Most home-tech experts applaud Lennar’s ‘Wi-Fi Certified’ program, but not the builder’s mostly-wireless approach to the smart home. Still, some pros defend the homebuilder for being ‘progressive thinkers.’
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