I saw these first, too. But Hue is coming tomorrow instead of next March. And, while a little more costly, the Hue lights can change colors and the GreenWave lights can only do on/off/bright/dim, as I read it.I looked at these
http://www.greenwavereality.com/
but then saw Hue
I am getting them Chritmas is cooming up fast .......
Well, they are on the Apple Store App now. I will go to the Store this morning to see if they have them locally.I hope I can order them
since I kinda a Hurricain over my house
Yeah I want them can't test light until Christmas so![]()
And they'll sell a zillion of them because they're in the Apple store.In theory this an amazing idea. The length of time they will last to remote operation of. However comma how often do you really need to dim a light? I mean really?
Novelty aspect is amazing. Much like Siri. Cool at first. Not used after a few weeks.
Also a very good point.And they'll sell a zillion of them because they're in the Apple store.
As George Carlin said so many years ago, "If you nail two things together that have never been nailed together before, some schmuck will buy it!"Also a very good point.
How long till we have Apple made appliances controlled from an app. I know you can do it already with appliances but actually Apple made
Shhh Naps is still waiting for his tooth paste dispenser! LOLAlso a very good point.
How long till we have Apple made appliances controlled from an app. I know you can do it already with appliances but actually Apple made
I wouldn't pay $200 for it, though - I don't think.Shhh Naps is still waiting for his tooth paste dispenser! LOL
I use this as an example daily.Shhh Naps is still waiting for his tooth paste dispenser! LOL
What about partial light? Or darkness?I'm all for home automation. My A/V network is pretty extensive. However, I've never had any desire to set this kind of thing up. I guess I'm just not that into light.