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Looking for a way to make Christmas even more magical? Smart technology adds extra sparkle to the festive season. From a helping hand with party
John Ross Smart Living is a specialist in Smart Home Automation – design, supply and installation.
Deal-clinching in Japan, catch-ups with the kids in London, check-ins with the rest of the team, then sitting back to enjoy the latest releases on the big screen once you’re done. All in a day’s work. All from the comfort of your own home. You don’t need to fly anywhere to be a high-flyer!
But you do need an internet connection that won’t let you down. One that delivers great speed regardless of who is using it, what they are doing and wherever they are in the house or garden. Your Smart Connectivity system will deliver on all of these requirements. So even if the kids are streaming Netflix upstairs, your partner is watching Amazon Prime in the lounge and you are listening to some quality music over a nice glass of wine or beer – the connection remains intact, with speed to spare. And now it’s not just for big-city customers – we can get great connection speeds even in the most rural of locations. If you can get a 4G phone signal in your home, we can install a 4G home broadband system. You’ll get download speeds up to 50MBPS, low latency and unlimited data. In this day and age we work harder at keeping connections tighter. That’s why we need an internet connection that works faster.
Looking for a way to make Christmas even more magical? Smart technology adds extra sparkle to the festive season. From a helping hand with party
It seems too good to be true but it is — some smart technology is VAT free. You may already know that VAT can’t be
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Let’s cut to the chase: smart homes need an average internet speed of 100Mbps. Fast internet is considered 100Mbps and up. That lets multiple people
Next in our series on better connectivity we’re discussing the difference between single-band and dual-band Wi-Fi. It sounds technical, but having read this far in
Do you ever wonder what type of people live in a smart home? You might be surprised to hear that it’s not the crew of