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Integrating Smart Home and Entertainment Services
Smart Home Entertainment has traditionally been dominated by high-end installer entertainment systems, driven by the benefits of having a custom installation, intricate functionality, and high-level integration. More recently however, a new wave of self-install, off-the-shelf entertainment smart home devices and corresponding systems has recently brought new competition to the market.
This report examines the development of installer network entertainment systems, determines the impact of off-the-shelf alternatives, and assess whether these standalone devices and corresponding smart home platforms are a threat to installer entertainment systems.
In addition, the report provides case studies on both leading off-the-shelf and installer entertainment system providers, such as Amazon, Apple, Control4, Crestron, Philips, and Samsung.
Table of Contents
- 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- 2. INTRODUCTION
- 2.1. Report Definitions
- 3. THE SMART HOME ENTERTAINMENT MARKET
- 3.1. Entertainment System Inititation Differences
- 3.2. Entertainment System Functionality Differences
- 3.3. Changing Entertainment landscape
- 3.4. Cost Analysis
- 3.5. Conclusions
- 4. KEY VENDOR CASE STUDIES
- 4.1. Amazon
- 4.2. Apple
- 4.3. Control4
- 4.4. Crestron
- 4.5. Philips
- 4.6. Samsung SmartThings
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- Publish Date 1Q 2018
- Research Type Application Analysis Report
- Code AN-2682
- Pages 24
- Tables 2
- Charts 2
- Figures 5
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