Samsung has announced a new range of LED smart bulbs, and the company will be showing off these new light bulbs at Light+ Building 2014, which takes place in Frankfurt, Germany between the 30th of March and the 4th of April.
Samsung’s new range of Smart bulbs use Bluetooth instead of WiFi, which means that they can connect direct to Bluetooth devices, rather than having to use a WiFi network to connect to devices.
“Based on our extensive experience with semiconductor and LED technology, as well as our knowledge of the appliances industry, we are in a unique position to deliver exciting smart solutions for the LED Lighting industry,” said Hee-Chong Yoon, Vice President of LED Lamp Marketing at Samsung Electronics. “Our ultimate goal is to connect the digital dots in our customer’s lives and Samsung is well positioned to deliver LED solutions for the Smart Homes of the future.”
This new range of Samsung smart bulbs can be dimmed down to 10 percent brightness, and each one comes with a lifetime of around 15,000 hours or 10 years.
There will be three new smart bulbs in Samsung’s latest range, the company has yet to announce any pricing, although you can find out more details over at Samsung At the link below.
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