New Smart Appliances and Home Theater for the Connected Home 2019

New Smart Appliances and Home Theater for the Connected Home 2019
As consumers open their doors more widely and more frequently to voice assistants (global smart speaker shipments increased 95% in the fourth quarter of 2018, according to Strategy Analytics), the smart home market presents an opportunity. premium growth for consumer technology retail. While many dealers remain a bit baffled as to how best to sell it, manufacturers are leading the way in releasing devices that can connect to speakers, phones, and (increasingly) each other. Here are some of the latest smart home additions, with options available for almost any room. See also: What is a smart home?

In the sala de estar

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Offered in 55-, 65- and 75-inch screen sizes, Roku 6-series TVs feature up to 160 zones of control, Dolby Vision HDR, wide color gamut, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and Ethernet. The built-in Roku OS 9 allows users to search for content using their voice. The price ranges from $ 649 to $ 1,799.

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With a 7-inch screen, this voice-activated smart display comes with Peerless Audio speakers, support for Amazon Alexa, Bluetooth, and a 5-megapixel front camera. Users can watch the news or weather, view a safety feed, listen to audiobooks, and more.

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With a 350 lumens screen that can project videos and images up to 200 inches, the 350 comes with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and HDMI connections, as well as an Android operating system. Users can browse the web or download apps like Netflix, HBO Go, or Hulu through the App Store. Pricing was not available at the time of publication.

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The company has partnered with Tuya Smart for a new line of smart home devices, and this 6.5-foot multi-color LED strip light ($ 29.99) can be controlled remotely with the iOS and Android app. It also has voice control through Google Assistant.

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The intelligent 4K laser television is equipped with an X-Fusion laser lumière moteur that combines three independent lasers to display with precision a large sale of couleurs et de teintes, atteignant 96,6% of the colorimetric space Rec.2020, selon the society. A TI DLP chip enables movement speeds with a 32 ms refresh rate for 8,3 million pixels.

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In the kitchen

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Perhaps the most traditional of Whirlpool nameplates, KitchenAid has caught up with the connected world with its first smart appliance. Your Wi-Fi enabled oven, aptly named Smart Oven +, can be controlled by voice via a Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa device, and can be paired with a KitchenAid Google Home Hub display that features 45 videos of meal preparation. of famous chefs.

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As LG brings its list of voice-activated devices to new global markets, it has also added a new treat to a basket of assisted cooking apps including Innit, SideChef, and Drop. His latest, Tovala, ships raw gourmet meals to subscribers with a barcode that, when scanned with a smartphone, can transmit step-by-step cooking instructions for selecting LG smart ovens and stoves.

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The BSH brand is leveraging its parent company's open Home Connect IoT platform, and its recently announced connection to voice control candidate Josh.ai, to provide another channel for voice commands. From this fully automatic integrated coffee machine, owners can now

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