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The NuVo Renovia uses a home’s existing electrical wiring as the cabling infrastructure for delivering audio and metadata from multiple sources to multiple rooms. The HomePlug based power line carrier (PLC) technology is especially welcomed if you're carrying out a retro fit into an existing property where cutting into walls or running new cables is difficult.  The new Music Port Elite (MPS4-E) builds on the success of the MPS4 but adds several new features including cloud synchronisation plus an IP control protocol that allows for integration with Crestron, AMX, and URC systems...

Back in September Plex announced an agreement with LG to integrate their software into all their 'NetCast' equiped HDTV's and Blu-ray players from 2011.  While we wait for the launch at CES in January we asked the team to reveal some more details on the Plex / LG hook up now...

A very cool video tour of of the Savant Experience Centre in New York City with CEO and founder of Savant, Bob Madonna.  Savant has constructed this 8000 square foot living space to showcase their Apple based home automation system. The video includes demo's of lighting and AV control from the iPad and iPhone as well as touchscreen TVs and back projection screen.  There's even talk of 50 mac minis powering one installation!  Watch and drool... 

This months "My Automated Home" feature is from Keyvan Rahimian who shows us around his DIY IPad based home automation set-up. The system uses an impressively professional looking visual interface in conjunction with with a hardware Ethernet to IR gateway from Global Cache to control his AV and Sonos whole house audio systems...

Fancy sending HD FreeSat channels to the PCs and Macs around your home?  How about watching live telly over Wi-Fi on your iPad, without the need for a PC to be powered on to do the heavy lifting?  Well you're in luck as this little box of silvery goodness does all of the above and more.  It's the £180 Elgato EyeTV Netstream Sat and it is due to ship on 22nd November 2010, read on for all the details...