If you’ve already upgraded the sound and screen at home, the Philips Hue HDMI Sync Box gives you that little bit more for a more immersive experience. You just need to be comfy with the price.
Christmas lights haven’t quite received the smart home treatment yet, but that could be changing, as Philips adds smarts to lights on the tree.
Colourful lighting in the home isn’t just going to come down to a light bulb replacement, as Hue expands the bits and pieces you can plug in, and even take to go.
Your TV should look dynamic and pretty and colourful and brilliant, but a return of tech from Philips will see that colour bleed into your room in another way.
Interested in making your home a little more connected? This week, we’ll talk about the smart home and smart blinds, plus check out some big and expensive TVs, plus the latest Apple MacBook Air. All in five.
Entertainment doesn’t typically bleed off the screen, but it can. Your movies and TV shows can run over the edge of your TV’s frame, and push behind it, you just might need a smart light or two, like the Philips Hue Play light bars.
One of the drawbacks of the Hue Play lighting systems is about to be fixed, provided you spend on a little box for your TV and video game system.
If you’ve wish home lighting connected up with home entertainment, the latest addition to the Philips Hue range is all about those changes.
If you’re a fan of WiFi lighting, you can now expand the controlled lighting concept to your bathroom in more than just an overhead light fitting.
After offering almost every light fitting the chance to go smart with app and voice controlled lighting, Philips is taking its Hue smart lighting outdoors.
