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Sofabaton X1S Universal Remote with Hub/App Control

Remote controls are an area of deep personal interest. There are so many things that need to get nailed on the hardware and software sides to create the perfect one. […]

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Use Ubiquiti AI Theta Speaker As A Doorbell Chime

It annoys me that Ubiquiti doesn’t allow me to use the speaker in the AI Theta speakers. This video outlines one way to fix that oversight.

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NextHaus Alliance Sustainable House Panel Q/A

Last night I participated in a panel discussion around building sustainable homes that was sponsored by NextHaus Alliance, the folks who are building our passive house. This is totally why […]

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EVDANCE Tesla NACS to J1772 Adapter

Testing out the 60A version of EVDANCE’s NACS (Tesla) to J1772 adapter. Lets you use Level 2 Tesla chargers (EVSE) at hotels, parking lots, or sharing one at home. EVDANCE’s […]

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Ubiquiti UniFi Protect Ai Theta / Pro Lens / AI Audio

I wasn’t able to find any reviews of the Ubiquiti UniFi Protect Ai Theta camera system that answered my questions around imaging performance. Specifically, how well it worked in low-light […]

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Risk Is Hard: EV + Garage Edition

A friend recently mentioned some hesitancy around parking an EV in their attached garage. I get that, kind of, we all probably remember the problems that Chevy had with their […]

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Emporia Vue 2 Smart Home Energy Monitor

This is a review of the Gen 2 Emporia 2 and a comparison to the IoTaWatt, which provides similar functionality.

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QNAP Release The Worldâ€™s First INTELÂ® ATOMâ„¢ Processor Pineview D510 VMwareÂ® Ready Certified, A

January 6, 2010 mr-site

QNAP Systems, Inc., a leading manufacturer of world class NAS servers, NVR Video Surveillance Systems, and Network-based Video Players today unveiled its new series of ultra-high performance Turbo NAS servers TS-259 Pro, TS-459 Pro, TS-659 Pro and TS-859 Pro (a QNAP exclusive) that have been certified as compatible with VMware’s vSphere4 (ESX 4.0) virtualization platform, ideal for departmental file […]

The gift of 3-D vision (if you’re willing to risk the surgery)

January 6, 2010 Lothar

OK. I’ve admitted that I’m a fan of 3DTV. I think that it could be an interesting technology and I’d like to see it advance. But I have found out that you can take it a little too far… In early trials, according to ACCESS, reactions have ranged from mere delight to an almost catatonic state of euphoria which […]

Boxee Box has a Remote…and it’s SLICK

January 6, 2010 Mike Garcen

I’m not surprised, but I was literally just talking to a colleague who inquired how Boxee was going to handle all the typing and data entry needed to optimally use their software…this seems like an awesome solution. Boxee Blog When we started designing the Boxee Box remote we wanted something simple like the 6-button Apple Remote. As we began […]

3D News – ESPN for Soccer and Magnetic Glasses Free

January 5, 2010 Mike Garcen

Man that 3D wave sure is going into overdrive! I imagine we’ll see a lot of news on CES with more 3D technology and devices. Here are a couple of 3D news from today. Engadget USA Today is reporting ESPN 3D will start broadcasting this summer with a World Cup soccer match, with additional content coming from the Summer X […]

Skype reaches the living room via HDTVs

January 5, 2010 Mike Garcen

Because huddling around the computer screen is just too 2008? Or maybe you’re just itching to see your loved ones on your nice 60" Plasma in high definition. I’m impartial on this type of technology, but I don’t have people I regularly video conference with. C|Net Skype is embedding its service on a bevy of HDTVs, the company said Tuesday, […]

Boxee Box by D-Link Unveiled

January 5, 2010 Mike Garcen

I have a hunch we’re going to see a ton of new extender devices in the upcoming days as CES gets ramped up. The Boxee box is pretty unique in design and of course leveraging the popularity of the Boxee software. I actually like it more the more I look at it, and even better news comes with the announcement […]

Iomega ScreenPlay Director HD media player gets busy with CinemaNow

January 5, 2010 Mike Garcen

An extender device with CinemaNow support? That’s pretty unique, and the inclusion of a 1TB drive is sweet as well. Might be enough to swallow the $250 asking price. I think the big thing is you really need to prefer CinemaNow to Netflix…but with the Roku box at $99, it’s a tough sell for me. Engadget The 1TB HD media […]

Ceton to Unveil CableCARD Quad-Tuner ($399)

January 5, 2010 Mike Garcen

I know there is a cost associated with everything, but man…$400 for a tuner solution sure seems like a barrier to entry here. But, considering it supports 4 streams, that’s really only $100 per tuner, making it a bit more acceptable given we were paying $150-200 for the single ATI Tuners….but do that many people need 4 to pay that […]

Can our press release of EFO Bluetooth and Wired keyboards be listed in your site?

January 5, 2010 mr-site

Hi Editor, After welaunched EFO RF wireless keyboard half year ago, we have justlaunched the BLUETOOTHhandheld keyboard and WIRED handheld keyboard. Can our pressrelease be featured in your site? Best Regards, efo.buy-lowest.com EFO BLUETOOTHand WIRED handheld keyboard are newlylaunched for HTPC, CARPC, MAC, Linux, etc. After launchedRF wireless handheld keyboard half year ago, […]

January 5th Blu-ray Releases

January 5, 2010 Mike Garcen

Not a very busy week to start off the new year, but I work with what’s available! I tried watching Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs….couldn’t finish it. Chuck is great of course, if you like TV Show Blu-rays (don’t forget new Chuck starts this Sunday!). MissingRemote’s Pick of the Week The Final Destination The Final Destination is the […]

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