The consumer electronics retailer next month will begin selling a system that controls a high-definition TV, lights, the thermostat, and remote cameras.
By: Joshua Freed: REALTOR® Magazine Online
Next month, the smart home comes to Best Buy Co.
The consumer electronics retailer will begin selling a “ConnectedLife.Home” package that features a computer with software that will control a high-definition TV, lights, the thermostat, and remote cameras.
The components talk to one another via the home’s power lines and through a wireless network. The device will cost $15,000, including installation.
For another $19.95 a month, users can access the system through the Internet so they can check on the house from afar and adjust its thermostat.
Friday, December 22, 2006
Best Buy Introducing Smart Home System
