Riding on the smart home bandwagon, GE unveiled LED bulbs controlled by wink applications

Abstract: To ask what the current major technology upsurge, smart home is definitely one of them. Riding on the smart home bandwagon, GE has launched a link bulb that can be controlled by wink applications. Wink is an application produced by quirky, which is now available in iOS version and

To ask what the main technology boom is, smart home is definitely one of them. Riding on the smart home bandwagon, GE has launched a link bulb that can be controlled by wink applications.

Wink is an app produced by quirky and is now available in iOS and Android versions. With this application, you can control the LED bulb that GE launches anytime and anywhere, including turning on the lights, turning off the lights and controlling the brightness of the bulb.

Speaking of intelligent furniture products, many people's first impression is "expensive." General Electric's launch of the link bulb does not seem to be expensive, because it only sells 15 of dollars. Interested users will be in the United States in the next Monday Home Depot home to book, this fall officially open for sale.

GE has launched three link bulbs, 60 watt/floor LED bulbs (USD 15), indoor LED floodlight and indoor/outdoor LED spotlight.

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