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Re: Starting over?



I think the main thing for me is giong to be the x-10 as im finding it
increasingly difficult to find the CES bulbs i need for the lights to work
with the LD11's.  Hopefully something dimmable in the LED or CF products
will become available at a reasonable price.  If not theyll have to be
taken
out or replaced with c-bus which I dont really have the budget for at the
moment.

I think tablet integration will speed along now with the introduction of
the
ipad and others coming soon.  Its never really worked yet as it was always
something you had to boot up or leave running which didnt work as well as
an
instant on ipad or itouch.

stu (back on list after a long holiday)




On 8 June 2010 14:24, abovingdon <bov@xxxxxxx> wrote:

>
>
>
> I have been active with HA for 10 years now, with an old HomeVision
unit in
> control. X10 units controlling lights, a separate relay board for
external
> watering and a range of sensors for motion, doors and rain. I also use
a
> Slingbox to stream TV about the house and Squeezeboxes for audio.
>
> So the question is where next? I would like to have control of things
from
> the web and iPads etc, ideally with better integration of audio, TV,
movies
> from my server etc... But it's got to remain reliable, cost effective
and
> easy to configure.
>
> If I started with a blank sheet, what would everyone recommend as the
ideal
> HA solution (or combination of solutions) for the next 10 years?
>
> Andy.
>
>
>



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Stu Worrall
stu.worrall@xxxxxxx
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