Connected Home Sounds Great... As Long As Someone Else Sets It Up
from the some-assembly-required dept
As gadgets and consumer electronics have become more and more popular, a growing group of people are excited about the possibilities of a more connected home that ties together many different technologies. There are just two problems. The first is obvious. It's still a bit too expensive for most people. The second, while obvious to some, hasn't quite sunk in yet for many -- especially those in the consumer electronics space. Putting all of these things together is still way too complex. The idea of setting up a perfectly networked home still remains too daunting for many. While this likely means more business for geeks who do house calls, it really should serve as incentive for the various consumer electronics firms to finally make it easier to make all of this stuff work together without feeling like you need an electrical engineering PhD.
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