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At its October 13 "Welcome Home" event, Apple introduced its first smart display, the HomeView, alongside updated versions of the Apple TV 4K and HomePod mini. The company also showcased new third-party smart home accessories developed with partners like LG Electronics and Schneider Electric. [2][4][6]
The 7-inch HomeView requires an iPhone or iPad for setup and comes in wall-mounted or rotating stand versions for $299 / £299 / AU$449, with shipments starting November 13. Apple also updated the Apple TV 4K with a faster processor and a trackable Siri Remote for $299 / £299 / AU$449, while the HomePod mini 2 launched at $149 / £149 / AU$229 with future Siri AI support. [2]
Apple officially confirmed that it will hold a product launch event tomorrow, October 13. With a “Welcome home” tagline, the launch is expected to focus on new smart home products. Here’s everything to expect at tomorrow’s Apple event.
Excerpt · 9to5Mac
All about the HomeView, Homepod mini, Apple Home Collection and
Excerpt · Engadget
Apple had a lot to announce at its latest hardware launch event, and these are the key highlights you need to know about.
Excerpt · TechRadar
Apple unveiled a slate of new smart home gadgets at its aptly named "Welcome Home" event today, including its first (and highly anticipated) smart home hub. That flagship announcement came alongside much-needed refreshes for Apple's HomePod Mini and TV 4K devices, and a selection of new smart home and security accessories designed together with trusted…
Excerpt · The Verge
Apple’s October 13th launch event — given the tagline “Welcome Home” — is all about its efforts for the smart home. The event was headlined by the debut of the HomeView, Apple’s first smart home display. It also launched a collection of smart home devices, including cameras, thermostats, and a smart lock, in partnership with other…
Excerpt · The Verge