Posted by: jon.m
on Oct 22, 2010
The GrandCare System solution has a new, lower cost entry answer called HomeBase.
If you have concerns about a remote family member or loved one, keep in touch using HomeBase!
HomeBase incorporates GrandCare's V2 Touchscreen, and provides communications features such as touch-screen internet access, messaging, calendar management, photo gallery, etc.
Don't despair that your loved one is distant, and consider this a great in-home alternative to assisted living! For more information regarding HomeBase, the original Trillium system, Trillibit or the COMO system, call our shop or visit the HealthLinks web site for more information.
Posted by: jon.m
on Oct 21, 2010
3D technology has been sitting in the wings for decades. You've likely noticed many new theatrical releases are showing in 3D at your neighborhood theater.
Digital technology has now made 3D viewing possible in your home or man-cave!
If you'd like to sample 3D technology, Smart Home Pro has it on display in our new West Sedona showroom.
Sign up here for an appointment and we'll be happy to arrange your seating! If you don't see a time that matches your schedule, call ahead (928) 282-0775 to make arrangements.
Posted by: jon.m
on Jun 13, 2010
Smart Home Pro is supporting a book collection drive for our troops!
Bring in your lightly used hardback, paperback and audiobooks until the end of July, and Smart Home Pro will box them up and send them to The Harvath Directive for distribution to our troops.
The collection point is our showroom at 1650 West SR 89A, Suite B, right next to Mexidona.
Posted by: jon.m
on Apr 2, 2010
Smart Home Pro
1650 W Hwy 89 A
Suite B
Sedona, Arizona 86336
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The Kids Will Love It!
Hide the clutter of the kids' DVD collection and store all their movies on a Kaleidescape® movie server!
It's simple to use, very reliable, and there's no more lost or damaged DVDs. Add an extra player for each room to share movies around your house.
Kaleidescape® movie servers can store hundreds or even thousands of DVDs and CDs!
Kaleidescape® Movie Servers
Be ready for summer vacation, call Smart Home Pro for more information and schedule a demonstration.
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Posted by: jon.m
on Mar 1, 2010
This year was our second year as sponsors for the 16th Annual Sedona International Film Festival which concluded this past Sunday (2/28/10).
Smart Home Pro provides audio and video support for the festival's lounge areas, bar and box offices. We appreciate the opportunity to "strut our stuff" a little for the benefit of the community, and I want to thank Pat, Bev and all the staff and volunteers for their gracious help setting up and during the show. Special thanks to Timm P. for ONCE AGAIN making all this come together. Many of you speak with Timm on the phone, and if you enjoyed the setup this year (or last year, for that matter), please thank Timm when you speak with him.
Once more we highlighted some great equipment, including the Kaleidescape media server, loaned to us by Kaleidescape and so graciously with pre-loaded content. The classic movies were a big hit!
And thanks again to Severtson Film Screens for allow us the use of the 72 inch screen we set up in the VIP lounge. Severtson makes a great product right here in Arizona and we are proud to be a dealer for them.
Complimenting the installation were a Mitsubishi projector, a Polk Audio sound bar indoors, a Marantz audio / video receiver (AVR) and Boston Acoustic Metro and Voyager speakers outdoors.
This was a great opportunity to show off the GrandCare Systems wellness monitoring solutions for seniors. Look for an upcoming article in next Friday's Red Rock News!
Posted by: jon.m
on Feb 22, 2010
A new blog post arrived in the email this morning, announcing the Panasonic SC-ZT2 home cinema speakers. Don't get wildly excited just yet. Just announced in Munich, we don't know when they'll be in the USA and no pricing is available.
The concept behind these speakers is fantastic, and represents an emerging trend in whole room audio. 7.1 surround sound from a pair of clean tower speakers with down-firing subwoofers? Very nice!
So if they're not available and aren't priced, why even mention these speakers?
Because we field a lot questions about "wireless speakers," that's why.
First off, unless they're battery powered, "wireless speakers" aren't truly wireless. They need power for local in-speaker amplifiers. Wireless power is a really cool concept and I'm sure some research lab is making progress on that front. Until then, remember your wireless speaker's amplifier will need a power wire.
Posted by: jon.m
on Jan 12, 2010
GrandCare is the most comprehensive in-home wellness monitoring solution on the market. Communication with loved ones improves, and all involved are placed at ease knowing the system provides a simple, non-intrusive answer to keeping family members independent in their own home.
GrandCare is an interactive touchscreen monitor connected to the Internet in the resident's 
home, along with a few small activity and wellness sensors. Relatives, friends and care partners simply go online and send reminders, messages and pictures to the touchscreen. The sensors send activity and wellness reports to a secure web page and can make alert phone calls to relatives and caregivers if the system recognizes a potential problem.
GrandCare is fully customizable, expandable and moderately priced. It is easy to install with little or no new wires, and residents need no technical expertise to use GrandCare!
Seniors have a desire to remain independent in their own homes. Fortunately, staying at home is often the least expensive alternative. With GrandCare's assistance, staying at home can be safer, healthier and lead to a richer life.
Stay tuned, we'll be posting more information!
Posted by: jon.m
on Jan 12, 2010
CEPro has published a roundup of new innovations on display at CES 2010.
3D Television is certainly on the way, though perhaps still in the early stages as there are some standards to shake out.
Yes, BluRay and DirecTV will have 3D content first. You'll need one of the compatible new televisions by Mitsubishi, Panasonic, LG, Samsung or others.
Anyone stopping by the showroom recently will know that "thin is in." But it'll get better if OLED prices can come down and panel sizes can increase. I'd say OLED screens from LG and Samsung were under 1/4" thick, though LG did a better job of placing the electronics.
And yes, wireless is coming along but not really...
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