Is your home office set up for reliable connectivity? Whether you work from home or your children are enrolled in virtual classes, you need a robust and fast network to keep you connected. If your current network is slow and prone to interruption, it’s time to consider professional home network services. Set up your Bellevue, WA, home network to easily handle all of your devices – computers, phones, and smart home technology.

By installing the best routers, wi-fi extenders, and cables, Distinctive Audio & Video can set you up for success. Read more to discover how your home can benefit from a strong home network.

When most people think of smart homes, they think about the fun parts—the cool technology that you get to see and use every day, like the audio systems or the smart lights or the smart blinds, even the ability to open and close their garage doors or front doors or set an alarm from their smartphone.

While we certainly understand this preoccupation (we’re tech geeks after all), we know that in order to make all this cool tech really shine, you need to have infrastructure in place that gives your smart tech the power and bandwidth it needs to operate at optimal capacity without failing you when you need it most.

Here’s why you need to talk to a provider who specializes in home network services and understands exactly why this basic smart home infrastructure is so critical to the success of your smart home experience.

Have you ever suffered through a slow home network connection, painstakingly waiting for videos to buffer or files to download? Have you ever dealt with your guests not being able to connect to and stay connected to your Wi-Fi network?

If so, then you’re well aware of the hassles of a poor home network service. Luckily, these dreaded scenarios can be a thing of the past with professional home network services from Distinctive Audio & Video.

Keep reading to learn why your Bellevue, WA home network serves as the essential backbone to your smart system, now and into the future.

Conventional wisdom has been killing movie theaters for most of their existence.

In the earliest years of the 20th century, outdoor projections gave way to nickelodeons set up in the local shop’s backrooms. Those eventually succumbed to the opulent movie palaces of the 1920s. After that, something like the modern movie theater started popping up in towns and cities across the country.

But it didn’t take long for that to change. As men returned home after World War Two and started the baby boom of the 40s and 50s, families started looking for ways to get their entertainment cheaper and more immediately. Television -- a technology that had been around since the late 20s -- began to emerge as the first big threat to movie theater dominance.

Flash forward to today, and you’ll see numerous articles and blog posts about streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon continuing to make movie theaters obsolete. However, a recent study from Ernst and Young’s (EY) Quantitative Economics and Statistics group has produced a surprising find: streaming services aren’t killing theaters. In fact, they’re working side by side to create a golden age of entertainment.

With so many options available, you’re going to need a home audio video system in your Seattle, WA property that can keep up with it all. It’s possible to achieve comparable theater quality in the comfort of your own home, and this blog will show you how.

Ready to get started? Keep reading.