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Here's a multi-talented little box that runs on embedded Linux, from SysMaster. Just have a look at the specs and features pages on the SysMaster Website for the huge list of uses - IPTV Streaming, Digital Audio Streaming, VoIP Telephony, Email Client, IM Client, PBX, VoiceMail, the list goes on...

Smart home company UK Automation have announced their intentions to support and market energy saving products with their release of the OneClick intelligent power supply range. Automated Home readers can receive 10% off the IntelliPlug(tm) and Intelligent Mains Panel by using the coupon code AUTHOME2 at CHECKOUT time...

Lets Automate have just received stocks of the new Pronto Professional TSU9600 this morning. They have also extended their sale for another few days meaning you can buy the mother of all remotes at a special discount...

Lets Automate have contacted us to say they are now the stocking award winning Electrisave electricity monitor. The device includes a sensor that clips around he mains feed into your home and then communicates wirelessly with the receiver to report various figures on your usage. Their current 15% Off Sale (ending soon) means this device is currently available at £67.95 instead of the usual £79.95...

The electrisave will show you:

• Instantly just how much electricity you are using and how much it is costing you
• How much you may be wasting
• How much harmful CO2 you are contributing to the greenhouse effect

Frank McAlinden has contacted us about a special offer of 20% discount on his I/O Expander for HomeVision (now only £39.96 + VAT)...

"Attention all HomeVision Users - Got some Christmas Home Automation that needs some extra I/O? Then take a look at my HV I/O Expander. It's a little device that hangs off the HomeVision Expansion Bus, allowing up to eight input or output devices (or combination) to be connected to the Expander. For example, in my own setup I use an Expander setup as an input device to monitor the status of my alarm pirs and this is used to trigger lighting commands at scheduled times. In the very near future I will be using an Expander as an output device to control my curtains and it's also going to replace an IR relay interface in my setup. Another user has employed the Expander to monitor his Home / Away status via his Keyrack Interface Project. Maybe you need to control some LED lighting? Give it a whirl, especially now as Laser are giving 20% OFF over the Christmas break...