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Today we are talking Home Automation. How you can Build your own "Smart Home" with today's technology inexpensively and without any special training.

This Weeks Guests

Ian Wismann of Sereniti will join Craig to discuss their Network Operations Center and Managed Services available to help you run and coordinate your Digital Home.

Jeff Sturman from Budget Blinds will join Craig to discuss Automated Window Coverings and how they can help you conserve energy and add to your security. Jeff Sturman

Anthony DeRosa from AmerTac will join Craig to discuss their lines of Automated Lighting Controls and how this technology can save you money, time and add to your security. Their products are available at Lowes, Home Depot and other local hardware and lighting stores.

Ken Fairbanks from Smarthome will join Craig to discuss how Smarthome has made it simple and inexpensive to automate your home with their line of products.

Rachel Woodland from Xvaix will join Craig to discuss their line of Games that use Human Interface Wireless Technology to improve your health and fun.

Dean Weber from One Voice Technologies will discuss with Craig voice navigation software for Digital Homes.

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