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Philips Home Access has introduced its latest smart door lock — the DL902-MFVP-11HWS 9000, a model that combines home security and convenience through an integrated 360° camera system and biometric authentication. Set for an exclusive release on Lazada’s 11.11 sale, the new smart lock features three built-in cameras that deliver full visual coverage around entry points, allowing users to monitor their doors remotely via the Philips Home Access mobile app. Powered by a rechargeable battery that lasts two to three months per charge, the smart lock supports wireless charging, including MagSafe-compatible chargers. In the recently concluded CES 2025, TCL has showcased a range of new products and innovations, highlighting its leadership in display technology, smart home solutions, and AI-driven advancements. New display tech and smart solutions Among TCL’s standout offerings is the X11K QD-Mini LED TV, featuring over 14,000 local dimming zones for superior visual clarity. TCL plans to extend this tech to more mobile devices in the future. AR glasses and portable projectors TCL is also entering the augmented reality space with its RayNeo X3 Pro Smart Glasses, which integrate computing power directly into the glasses, eliminating the need for external devices. AI and smart connectivity TCL’s AI initiatives were also a focal point at CES. Read more in our articles including "Philips announced DL902-MFVP-11HWS smart door lock, features 360-degree camera & palm/face recognition" and "CES 2025: TCL showcases latest innovations in display technologies, smart devices".