Samsung 28 Cu. Ft. 4-Door French Door Refrigerator with Touch Screen Family Hub in Tuscan Stainless Steel. See inside your refrigerator from anywhere, with 3 built-in cameras. Create and share shopping lists, plan meals based on the food inside your refrigerator and automically set expiration dates. Create your own home screen with Family Board, by adding personalized pictures, stickers and handwritten notes. Customize your screen saver with picture slide show, weather and animations. Stream your favorite music service directly on your Family Hub™ screen. Mirror your Samsung TV or Samsung phone, right on your Family Hub™. Access your smart devices and Samsung appliances from your Family Hub™ screen; set lights, hear and speak to someone at your front door, monitor your babys room and receive laundry end-of-cycle notifications. Receive Wi-Fi updates so your fridge stays up to date with the latest features and apps. Intelligent voice assistant allows hands-free navigation. Recognizes users voice and provides a personalized experience. A flexible storage drawer with four different temperature settings and an adjustable Smart Divider to stay organized. The stainless steel paneling helps maintain consistent temperature throughout the refrigerator. Independent fridge and freezer controls keep food fresher longer. A special finish to reduce smudges and minimize cleaning. Adjustable shelves go from standard to slide-in or flip-up to store tall items with ease. LED lighting designed to beautifully light up the interior of your fridge so you're able to quickly spot what you want. Dimensions: 35-3/4""W x 70""H x 34""D.

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Custom-made modern Bayside TV lift cabinet hides Samsung 55 inch Smart TV flat screen. For client in Houston Texas, this unique design built out of leopard walnut and anigre for the trim. Working with an interior designer who found Cabinet Tronix on Houzz, this was a mutual creation that wowed the client.

DTV Installations carried out a project, installing a smart home theater system for a customer in Central Park. The technical team was tasked with installing a television and audio system, connecting the necessary AV (audiovisual) equipment and running the required cabling. The cables run within the house included two 50 feet 4K HDMI cables, fiber optic cables and speaker cables. They connected the television and audio system to AV equipment placed in a closet cabinet for space efficiency.

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Customer asked us to upgrade their old plasma tv to the Samsung Frame TV with a custom frame cover.
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Are you really into smart home’s and are having a hard time convincing your S/O to hop on board? We’ve created this list to aid your cause. So, what are the advantages of having a smart home? Security Cameras, smart locks, motion detectors are a few of the ways you can dramatically increase security in your home. Do your homework and make sure cameras are encrypted and smart locks have deadbolts. Keep those bad guys away. Safety Some people would argue smart homes are not a necessity, but in regards to safety, they ARE. You can keep your family and your home safe with products that detect carbon monoxide/smoke and send you an alert right to your phone. Have you ever left your house and had a panic attack that you left the stove or oven on? You can purchase products like smart stoves and ovens that you can control right from your smart phone! (Bonus: some even have cameras built into the oven so you can watch your food cook. No more burnt toast!) Save $$$ If you do it right, all of those expensive smart home products you bought will end up paying themselves off. You can get a thermostat that tells you if you forgot to turn the heater or A/C off, motion sensors that turn your lights on/off, LED light bulbs that are energy efficient, and more! Convenience Bottom line, smart homes are just convenient. So many little annoyances that we have grown accustomed to can just go away. For example, you can use Alexa for everything. Ask her to order more dog food when you're running low, turn on alarms and timers, ask what the weather is, turn music on and so much more. Sure, you can do those things with your phone or computer, but it’s just so much FASTER! Also, you can get some time saving products to vacuum your floors or mow your lawn on their own. Here are some suggested brands: Brilliant (smart light switch/unifies your devices and Alexa is built in!) Nest (smoke & CO alarm, thermostat, Sonos (sound system) Ring (video doorbell) August (locks) Samsung (kitchen appliances) Roomba (vacuum) Landroid (lawn mower) Photo Credit: Aubrie Pick (Please contact Aubrie for information on other products) https://www.houzz.com/user/aubrie-pick

Custom-made modern Bayside TV lift cabinet hides Samsung 55 inch Smart TV flat screen. For client in Houston Texas, this unique design built out of leopard walnut and anigre for the trim. Working with an interior designer who found Cabinet Tronix on Houzz, this was a mutual creation that wowed the client.

Installed Stikwood, wall mount fireplace and TV - conceal all wires
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The customer requested that we include a c With this remote, the customer will be able to control the entire home theater system remotely.
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A 50" Samsung TV in the master bedroom is connected to the whole house video distribution and uses a Control4 handheld remote to operate all of the systems. Photo by Greg Premru

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Think of the Noon Starter Kit as mission control center, but for your house. Play music, and even control your lighting with your voice using Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

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