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Apple introduces Apple Home Collection

Apple has launched a range of smart home devices, including cameras, thermostats, and door locks, in collaboration with LG and Schneider Electric.

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Apple has launched a range of smart home devices, including cameras, thermostats, and door locks, in collaboration with LG and Schneider Electric.

What the briefing reports

Apple has introduced the Apple Home Collection, a series of smart home devices designed to work with its new HomeView display. This collection includes home security cameras, thermostats, and door locks, developed in partnership with LG and Schneider Electric.

The Apple HomeView itself is a countertop gadget featuring a 7-inch square display and running on HomeView Software, supporting up to six iCloud profiles and priced at $299. The indoor cameras and thermostats from the collection are set to cost $199.

The introduction of the Apple Home Collection marks a significant push by Apple into the smart home market, offering users a range of integrated devices to manage and secure their homes.

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  1. wired
  2. engadget

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