PHILIPS HUE SLASHES PRICES FOR TV LIGHT SYNC
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Philips Hue is making its entertainment lighting sync technology more accessible with two new affordable options. The Sync Box 4K starts at $150, while a new camera-based Play Screen Sync launches at $119.99.
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