On October 11, local time, well-known technology journalist Mark Gurman wrote that Apple plans to release a new generation of smart home products on October 13, including HomeView, a smart home hub equipped with an A18 chip and display, the new HomePod Mini with an S10 chip, and Apple TV equipped with an A19 chip. HomeView is available in desktop and wall mount versions and is expected to launch in mid-November; the latter two products are expected to go on sale on October 30. According to Gulman, Apple is also cooperating with LG Electronics to develop devices such as smart doorbells, door locks, thermostats, and security cameras, and plans to launch it under the “Apple Home Collection” brand. Related products are expected to be launched as early as later this year. Apple's current layout aims to improve the smart home ecosystem, improve device compatibility by integrating hardware, Siri artificial intelligence functions, and Matter and Thread connection standards, and enhance users' dependence on the Apple ecosystem.

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On October 11, local time, well-known technology journalist Mark Gurman wrote that Apple plans to release a new generation of smart home products on October 13, including HomeView, a smart home hub equipped with an A18 chip and display, the new HomePod Mini with an S10 chip, and Apple TV equipped with an A19 chip. HomeView is available in desktop and wall mount versions and is expected to launch in mid-November; the latter two products are expected to go on sale on October 30. According to Gulman, Apple is also cooperating with LG Electronics to develop devices such as smart doorbells, door locks, thermostats, and security cameras, and plans to launch it under the “Apple Home Collection” brand. Related products are expected to be launched as early as later this year. Apple's current layout aims to improve the smart home ecosystem, improve device compatibility by integrating hardware, Siri artificial intelligence functions, and Matter and Thread connection standards, and enhance users' dependence on the Apple ecosystem.