Control4 Ships HC-250 Controller
Control4 just started shipping its HC-250 Controller, a small one-room-only control system. Using a 1GHz processor, the HC-250 uses Power over Ethernet (PoE) connectivity and fits easily behind a TV, on a shelf or in a rack. It allows users to browse very large media libraries, activate lighting control, and control an entire home from their TV instantaneously.
The HC-250 supports both digital audio and video over HDMI (two audio outputs — one analog and on HDMI, plus one analog audio input), and offers integrated Wireless-N Wi-Fi and ZigBee for high-performance wireless networking. The HC-250 Controller also includes support for up to four IR (or four IR and four serial ) devices as well as a USB port for outboard connection to external storage of music, pictures and more.
Go here for more info: http://www.control4.com/residential/products/controllers/HC-250
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