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Honeywell Launches Smart Thermostat

By TechTaffy Desk

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Honeywell has launched a Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat, a connected thermostat that allows homeowners to customize it to their home décor, as well.

The Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat is equipped with mobile and email alerts, and with Smart Response technology, the thermostat learns how long it takes to heat and cool a home.  

A free smartphone app  is available in iTunes Store and Google Play.  Temperature is controlled within +/- 1 degree, says Honeywell.

The Wi-Fi Smart Thermostat from Honeywell will be available from May 2013 at  $249.

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