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During his freshman year at UC Berkeley, Derek Low set out to create a complete home automation system inside his tiny dorm room. Three months and several hundred dollars later, 'BRAD' (Berkeley Ridiculously Automated Dorm) has been completed. Check out the video below…6×1GkgbVP1I

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During his freshman year at UC Berkeley, Derek Low set out to create a complete home automation system inside his tiny dorm room. Three months and several hundred dollars later, 'BRAD' (Berkeley Ridiculously Automated Dorm) has been completed. Check out the video below…6×1GkgbVP1I

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A new plan would require users of the streaming video service to start authenticating that they are pay TV customers before they can watch programming.

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CEDIA (Custom Electronic and Design Installation Association) has introduced its one of a kind, new smartphone app, providing a platform for industry professionals globally to connect, gain valuable information on the go and improve their business…

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The folks at Theta Digital are adding firmware and hardware upgrade options for their Casablanca III controller. The new 12-Channel Digi-Out Card, available now at ,995, supports AES/EBU at rates
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NAD has introduced a pair of integrated amps that pack something new – a 24/96 DAC for USB. The added DAC aims to liven up your compressed audio and
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The new Da Vinci DAC from Light Harmonic is for those to whom money is not an issue. As in, not an issue in any way shape or form. You
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A new start-up plans to sell subscriptions to consumers so they can watch live programming on any device, including “thousands of hours” of DVR storage in the cloud as part of the deal.

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One of the most common complaints about watching 3D content is the need to wear glasses, and it's a problem that we've not conquered quite yet. Glasses-free displays do exist
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Going to the movies is an essential experience. It's a standard date night, a window into different worlds and experiences, and a great way to kill a few hours. Sadly,
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