Ben Hobbs

Ben Hobbs

Ben Hobbs is the Managing Director of H3 Digital of Cherngtalay. They make your home smart with all the latest technology to make your life more simple and enjoyable. Also experts in sound systems and home theatre.
  • Thai LifeAre huge LED screens coming to your cinemas?

    Are huge LED screens coming to your cinemas?

    First there was celluloid film, then digital projection. Now cinemas are toying with using giant LED screen technology. Ben Hobbs from H3-digital.com reports on the emerging cinema technology… If you go to the cinema, today, anywhere in the world to watch a movie – you will be watching a projected image, shone onto a white (or grey) screen. It’s been…

  • Thai LifeNetflix, Spotify and Chill – Navigating the brave new world of music and TV

    Netflix, Spotify and Chill – Navigating the brave new world of music and TV

    Subscription movies and music services are booming, in particular Netflix which has over 125 million users worldwide and Spotify which has over 70 million paying users. The subscription model is where you pay a monthly fee and are entitled access to media which is streamed via the internet, rather than buy a physical CD/DVD, an album from iTunes or pay…

  • Thai Life4K TV – Is it worth it? Three times when it might be for you.

    4K TV – Is it worth it? Three times when it might be for you.

    Ben Hobbs from Phuket’s H3-Digital knows his smart homes and home theatres. Here’s his thoughts about 4K TV… First off – 4K TV, what is it? 4K refers to the horizontal resolution of around 4,000 pixels – Mostly 3840 x 2160 pixels (dots on the screen) of a TV picture. More pixels means more detail and a sharper image, think…

  • Thai LifeTalking to your home, and other smart-home ideas

    Talking to your home, and other smart-home ideas

    Starting with Apple’s Siri, released back in 2011, and followed by Google Now in 2013 on Android, smart phone users became accustomed to talking to smart devices with their voice. Sure, it feels a bit strange at first but once you got over the psychological hurdle of talking to your phone, instead of into it, we took it as granted…