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Friday, 05 September 2008 |
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We've been contacted by Craig at CSI, makers of HomeVision, with a special offer for Automated Home readers...
"To promote the purchase of HomeVision-Pro in the UK and the rest of Europe, we are making a special offer. During September and October 2008 we will give a free Multifunction Expansion Board to European purchasers of a HomeVision-Pro unit. We have a web page at www.csi3.com/mfebspecial.htm with all the details this offer." |
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Saturday, 09 August 2008 |
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 We've just got details of a special offer for Automated Home readers. Laser has a limited time discount on Frank McAlinden's excellent HomeVision IO Expander units. Normally retailing at £46.95, they are now available at just £19.99 including VAT! Read on for the specs... |
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Wednesday, 16 July 2008 |
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We're honored to have been mention by Cali Lewis in her latest Episode of GeekBrief TV today! Husband and Wife Team Cali and Neal produce an awesome tech news video podcast that recently took second place in our Top Ten Tech Podcast Awards. Do yourself a favour and subscribe to the Podcast and follow Cali and Neal as they prepare to set out across America bringing us tech news from each state on their year long adventure. Watch the video after the jump... |
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Thursday, 03 July 2008 |
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Show AH0014 features an interview with Matt Bendiksen from Perceptive Automation. We talk about their home automation software solution for the Mac - Indigo. Even if you're not a OS X user there's plenty of interesting chat including the differences between X10 and Insteon hardware, what it's like being a developer of a home automation system and the potential of the iPhone and iPod touch as a smart home controller...
iTunes | Miro | Zune | RSS | Right Click to Download (36 Minutes - 16.6MB) Check out the show notes after the jump for all the links to the subjects covered... |
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Wednesday, 02 July 2008 |
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 I made my way to a well known Audio Visual forums site to post a question on my AV Receiver dilemma. While I was there I noticed a thread on the AlertMe system where potential purchasers were looking for information on the alarm. As we have pretty much the only proper in-depth review of the system plus a podcast with the company itself I posted those links.
This morning my posts have been deleted off the forum in question. This has happened to me before at the same site and is apparently because I'm posting links to my site without paying them to advertise!! Posting links on forums is normal practice, and with around 5 posts in my three year membership I can hardly be classed as any sort of spammer. It's a hugely successful site and it's hard to believe they feel threatened by our little corner of the interweb. They can of course live without links to our site (no matter how highly relevant they are). And of course we can live with out them, but this sort of pathetic draconian censorship only does their members a disservice. |
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Thursday, 26 June 2008 |
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It's time to retire the old girl. Our Yamaha DSP-A1 has given stirling service for over nine years now. In use every day powering our home cinema setup, there are very few electronic components we can think of that have given such long service. So why are we looking for a replacment? HDMI of course. The S-Video switching of the Yamaha no longer cuts the mustard in a world of HD games consoles, satellite receivers and media center extenders. And so the hunt is on, we're trawling through the AV Receiver reviews at testfreaks.com looking for an answer that will take us through the next decade... |
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Thursday, 19 June 2008 |
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 Podcasts, netcasts, time shifted radio and IPTV. Whatever they are, they've come of age. Less and less of my time is spent consuming regular TV and Radio these days as my hunger for tech-tainment grows. I listen to podcasts on the way to and from work in the car. I watch video podcasts on my PC in my lunch break. I listen to tech shows on the lawnmower and I even fall asleep listening to them at night. Never before has there been such a variety of shows, or quality of production. If you aren't subscribed to some tech shows you are certainly missing out. So after years of listening and much deliberating here's our top 10 technology podcasts recommendations... |
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Saturday, 14 June 2008 |
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So, this whole Web 2.0 thing is all about the "conversation" apparently. Taking this on board, today we've added a Comments system onto the site. The system lets you vote up and down comments and provides an individual RSS feed to follow per story too. So tell us what you think of the products we cover. feel free to add your input on each of our articles. Is there another product you've found that's better, have you a URL that would be helpful to others? - tell us... |
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Wednesday, 04 June 2008 |
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With the new 17th Edition Wiring Regulations being implemented, Schneider Electric has unveiled a new section of its website, devoted to explaining the new Regulations and all of the ramifications for electrical contractors, FMs and building engineers... |
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
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Looks like BT are dumping their Videophone 1000 model. Currently showing with over 70% Off in their on-line store - Was £149.99 Now £39.98 . Should be worth a punt even if you don't use the video capabilities... |
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