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CES 2006: Highlights of Thursday's coverage from TG Daily
(Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)
Friday, 06 January 2006
... has a way to access DVD's remotely across a LAN without running afoul of the DMCA police. Hawking puts ZigBee to work securing the home Hawking has entered the home control / security market with a product ...
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CES 2006: Hawking puts ZigBee to work securing the home
(Consumer Electronics/Consumer Electronics Features)
Wednesday, 04 January 2006
Developing CES story Las Vegas (NV) - Hawking has entered the home control / security market with a product line based on ZigBee wireless technology from Freescale Semiconductor. The Hawking HomeRemote ...