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by jkestner
4035 days ago
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Definitely not, for the consumer. For the manufacturers, sure. Supporting a cheap piece of hardware for several years when consumers are going to demand it works with HomeKit, Google @Home, or whatever it's called now, and their descendants, and Microsoft's play, and the many competitors yet to come — that'll suck. Traditional hardware makers are going to have to factor the support of this software component into their prices now. |
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