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Apple Set to Enter Smart Home Market with New Wall-Mounted Display

Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent / Updated : 2024-11-14 08:54:07
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Cupertino, California - Apple is gearing up to make a significant foray into the smart home market with a new wall-mounted display, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The device, codenamed "J490," is expected to be unveiled as early as March next year.

Positioned as a "smart home hub," the 6-inch display will serve as a central control point for various home appliances and offer a range of features, including video calling via FaceTime, news reading, music playback, photo slideshows, and note-taking. The device will also integrate with Apple's Siri voice assistant and the company's AI system, "Apple Intelligence," to enable more natural and intuitive interactions with users.

Apple's entry into the smart home market comes as it seeks to diversify its product line beyond smartphones. While the company has invested heavily in other ventures such as self-driving cars and augmented reality headsets, the smart home is seen as a more promising area for growth.

"Home hardware will be Apple's top priority for the next two years," Gurman said. "This includes a new HomeOS, smart displays, and a high-end tabletop robot." The robot, reportedly in development, is described as having a robotic arm attached to a display panel.

The global smart home market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by advancements in AI, networking, and consumer demand for convenience. According to Statista, the market is expected to grow from $134.8 billion in 2022 to $231.6 billion by 2028.

Apple's late entry into the smart home market means it will face stiff competition from established players like Amazon, Google, Samsung, and LG. Amazon's Echo Show and Google Nest Hub are already popular smart home hubs, while Samsung and LG offer their own smart home platforms.

To differentiate itself, Apple is expected to leverage its strengths in design, user experience, and privacy. The company is also developing a smart home IP camera, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, targeting the growing demand for home monitoring solutions.

Apple's foray into the smart home market is a significant development that could reshape the industry and offer consumers new and innovative ways to interact with their homes.

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Pedro Espinola Special Correspondent
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