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Publisher: CREACT KG, Linau, Editor in chief: Kai Kröger

Monday, 23. July 2007

 

 

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Dear newsletter readers!

 

This issue of www.AVP-Newsletter.com presents you with latest news from the data- and video projection / presentation.

 

1)      New Best Results for SHOWTECH 2007

Exhibitors like the organisers Reed Exhibitions have been able to show successful returns after three days of the SHOWTECH 2007. With 7,340 trade visitors (up 6.9% over 2005) the specialist exhibition for event technology, events and services continues the growth it has achieved in recent years with no sign of stopping. This time there were important influences from abroad. In this area the number of visitors increased to 30% altogether (up 5%). In particular the new spirit of optimism in Eastern and Northern Europe had a positive effect on the way the business went. “SHOWTECH has succeeded in building up its strengths on a more international stage”, according to SHOWTECH director Britta Wirtz at the close of the SHOWTECH in Berlin. SHOWTECH was waiting at the starting line with 350 exhibitors (up 13%) from 25 nations and had high expectations. At the end of the exhibition the exhibitors declared themselves highly satisfied. The next SHOWTECH takes place in Berlin from 16th to 18th June 2009.

More: http://www.showtech-messe.com

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2)      viscom goes Digital Signage

Digital signage is coming more and more to the fore in public places: whether as advertising in the form of electronic ticker tape, digital posters or at stations or airports this form of displaying arrivals and departures has been standard for some time. In subway stations advertising can be shown which targets certain groups at certain times of the day. In hotels, mega stores and shops digital signage is also increasingly being used. This is reason enough for the viscom 2007 to allot digital signage more space. The Digital Signage Day on the second day of the exhibition will be providing information ranging from basic content design and planning to its perception and will show practical examples of the applications possible. The introduction to the subject begins with the question: Digital Signage – just a momentary hype or a trend for the future? Finally, on this day, there will be a podium discussion covering the subjects of the current signage market, effects and opportunities for traditional suppliers.  “With these measures we will meet the requirements of this segment’s growing significance”, explains viscom director Petra Lassahn. “Digital signage is set to become a new core segment at viscom."  viscom takes place from 20th to 22nd September in the two new exhibition halls 8a and 8b in the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre.

More: http://www.viscom-messe.com

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Yours Kai Kröger

 

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1)    New Best Results for SHOWTECH 2007

2)    viscom goes Digital Signage

3)    TI: Latest from the InfoComm 07

4)    InFocus: InFocus Work Big IN10

5)    CASIO presents two new super-slim projectors

6)    Sony PSE: Projector six-pack for the mid-range segment

7)    Christie: Christie LX650: compact single-lamp 3LCD projector

8)    Barco: Network-centric projection systems

9)    WolfVision: SXGA-/HD Progressive Scan Camera EYE-12

10)  Projecta: Fast-Fold® and Heavy Duty Fast-Fold® Deluxe

11)  Da-Lite Earns Product Awards at InfoComm

12)  G+B pronova presents a world first with CABIvision

13)  sax3d.com: 3D pictures via a newly developed projection solution

14)  Chief: The MPW enhances the guest experience

15)  Comm-Tec: Anterus – radio tracking for devices or people

16)  TLS GmbH: Technical highlights hand-in-hand with design

17)  Kindermann develops networked media control

18)  Extron: Modular fiber optic matrix switcher

19)  Gefen: Enhanced functionality in the HDMI CAT-5 MS Extreme

20)  Kramer Introduces VM-92 Video Distribution Amplifier

21)  Analog Way: Axion, a new Controller for large events

22)  Polycom: video conferences in the communication environment

23)  ISE: KEEF 2007 (Kramer Eastern European Forum 2007)

24)  ACF: From November 14 to 17, 2007

25)  Screen Expo: BroadSign as title sponsor

26)  CUK Audio: Distributor for DIS, Danish Interpretation Systems

27)  Comm-Tec: AMX takes over Inspiration Matters

28)  Extron: Rainer Stiehl to Director of Marketing, EMEA

29)  Extron: Jérôme Guéras is Vice President of Sales for EMEA

 

3)      TI: Latest from the InfoComm 07

At the InfoComm in Anaheim/USA DLP presented some innovations in chip sets and projectors with broad screen resolutions. Here, BrilliantColor from Texas Instruments is becoming increasingly popular according to TI in Anaheim at the InfoComm. New DLP chip sets speed up the implementation of this new technology for colour processing which provides DLP projectors with an improved colour reproduction. 14 new BrilliantColor projectors were presented at the InfoComm. DLP projectors with BrilliantColor use up to six separate colours to create the picture. Red, green, blue, cyan, magenta and yellow ensure a broader bandwidth for more natural, living colours. BrilliantColor allows the colour brightness to be improved by around 50 percent and broadens the colour range beyond the three basic colours RGB.

More: http://www.dlp.com

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Alphabetical index of companies:

 

ACF (24), Analog Way (21), Barco (8), Casio (5), Chief (14), Christie (7), Comm-Tec (15) (27), CUK Audio (26), Da-Lite (11), Extron (18) (28) (29), G+B pronova (12), Gefen (19), InFocus (4), ISE (23), Kindermann (17), Kramer (20), Polycom (22), Projecta (10), sax3d.com (13), Screen Expo (25), Showtech (1), Sony PSE (6), TI (3), TLS GmbH (16), viscom (2), WolfVision (9)

 

 

4)      InFocus: InFocus Work Big IN10

Small, light, powerful: that is the new InFocus Work Big IN10. The successor to the successful mobile LP70+ projector puts ideas, presentations and pictures up on the screen brilliantly. Externally the IN10 has taken over the clear design of the LP70+, however on the inside it is packed with technical highlights. These include 1,800 ANSI lumens, native XGA resolution and a contrast of 1,100:1. The WorkBig IN10 weighs one kilo just like its predecessor the LP70+. In addition, both projectors are fitted with Texas Instruments’ DLP technology.

More: http://www.infocus.com

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5)      CASIO presents two new super-slim projectors

CASIO has brought two new business projectors in the super-slim class onto the market: the XJ-S46 and the XJ-S41, with 2,500 ANSI lumens. Thanks to the optical two-fold motorised zoom, presentations can be adapted to fit the widest variety of room sizes. The XJ-S46 is fitted with a USB socket so that presentations are not dependent on the PC or notebook. With dimensions of 207 x 43 x 199mm (32 mm at the thinnest point) the projectors are smaller than a sheet of DIN A4 paper and weigh just 1.8 kg. The integrated USB socket makes the XJ-S46 model the ideal companion for mobile use: presentations (e.g. PowerPoint, Word, Excel or PDF files) can be converted into a JPEG format with the “EZ-Converter” software which is included and then shown directly from the USB stick. Playback starts automatically and can be conveniently operated by remote control. The optical two-fold motorised zoom allows a large amount of flexibility for use in the most varied room situations: whether it’s a small office, business lounge or large conference room – the zoom helps to keep the picture perfectly scaled. For additional comfort when projecting, there is an automatic keystone correction, quick start function and direct power off function.

More: http://www.casio-projectors.com

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6)      Sony PSE: Projector six-pack for the mid-range segment

Six new LCD projectors for the middle segment will expand Sony Professional Solutions Europe’s C-series. The so-called “Big SIX” are the six new models between 2700 and 3500 ANSI lumens. The new C-series consists of the basic model VPL-CX100 and the devices built onto it. Three of them can be put into a network and controlled remotely. Currently the series starts with the projectors VPL-CX120 and VPL-CX150. The last product in this range will be for the first time a projector with WXGA resolution: the VPL-CW125. All six models together have the improved dust filter and higher lamp efficiency. The high contrast of 650:1 is also new along with the precise corner illumination. The highlight of the “Big Six” is the VPL-CX125, Sony’s first wide XGA projector. The format matches the native resolution of many widescreen notebooks. The other five devices in the C-series also guarantee top-quality presentations.

More: http://www.sonybiz.net

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7)      Christie: Christie LX650: compact single-lamp 3LCD projector

The Christie LX650, fitted with the new LCD technology and long lifetime single-lamp optics, can manage an impressive 6,500 ANSI lumens with a contrast ratio of 2000:1. The projector has been developed to meet the requirements of medium-sized meeting rooms and education departments (up to approx. 250 participants). The device is just as popular with project consultants as with organisers as it offers a high level of flexibility with regard to showing graphics, computer data and 10-bit video data on high resolution players with widths of just 1.85 metres to 6 metres. This improved efficiency is largely due to the innovative cooling and air filter system in the Christie LX650 which makes itself noticed by the pleasantly low maintenance needs. In addition to that the projector is armed with horizontal and vertical lens shift, zoom, focus and keystone correction and a multitude of standard inputs which means it has a broad installation and operating flexibility.

More: http://www.christiedigital.co.uk

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8)      Barco: Network-centric projection systems

Barco has presented the latest additions to its line of network-centric projection systems. The iCon NH-12 and Galaxy NH-12 combine the best of three-chip DLP technology and stereoscopic, system-integrated display techniques with a 12,000 lumens light output and the newest durability-enhancing chassis. The iCon NH-12 and Galaxy NH-12 display all local and networked sources in movable, reconfigurable and resizable windows simultaneously. Their advanced picture-in-picture capabilities also make them suitable for videoconferencing in 1080p HD. They are operated with keyboard and mouse, and both sources and layouts can be selected easily through the Start Menu, thanks to special Barco software. While the iCon will be at home primarily in auditoriums and large boardrooms, the Galaxy is the perfect tool for design and analysis environments.

More: http://labs.barco.com/HDTV

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9)      WolfVision: SXGA-/HD Progressive Scan Camera EYE-12

The EYE-12 is the third Progressive Scan Live Image Camera released by WolfVision. The EYE-12 can be seen as the "big brother" of the EYE-10 model, which was released in May 2006. It comes with the same "eye-shaped" and "eye-catching" outside design. Compared to the EYE-10 (which remains in WolfVision's product line as the "basic model") the EYE-12 comes with a number of additional features, such as USB-, LAN- and DVI ports and Power over Ethernet (PoE). The heart of the EYE-12 is a sensational CCD camera with 1280 x 960 pixels at 30 frames per second. This is native SXGA-resolution with an aspect ratio of 4:3. The camera also outputs native 720p HD (High Definition) with 1280 x 720 pixels in a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9. Using a display device with 1280 x 960 (or more) pixels, a resolution of 820 lines is visible. But even when the image is downscaled by the EYE-12 to XGA and output on an XGA display device, the resolution is still around 740 lines. WolfVision's EYE-series cameras can be used for a number of different applications: High Resolution live image transmissions from room to room (room camera), Videoconferencing (audience camera and document camera / Visualizer), High resolution surveillance or Various medical applications (Telemedicine, etc.) WolfVision also offers the EYE-series cameras as camera modules (without housing and accessories). The camera module version of the EYE-12 is called SCB-12 and the camera module of the EYE-10 is called SCB-1. WolfVision offers 3 years warranty on all Visualizers and Cameras.

More: http://www.wolfvision.com

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10)  Projecta: Fast-Fold® and Heavy Duty Fast-Fold® Deluxe

With their new projection screen Fast-Fold® Projecta is presenting a projection screen with a black rear surface which can be completely folded up. This special black coating is an innovation which provides better picture quality and less light scattering behind the screen. A further special feature of the Fast-Fold® screen is that it is possible to deliver seamless screens up to a height of 488 cm. The new fabric is supplied at no extra cost when ordering a complete Fast-Fold® screen with Matte White fabric or separate Matte White projection screen fabric. Projecta's Heavy Duty Fast-Fold® Deluxe screens feature new, extra-strong frame tubes and hinges, making them extremely durable. When they are folded up completely, each screen fits into a robust transporting case with rollers. For this reason the Fast-Fold® can be quickly set up anywhere you wish – in the open or indoors. As a result these screens are excellent for big events such as exhibitions, festivals and congresses. For many years rental firms have greatly valued the successful on-the-road concept and not only due to the extremely high durability. 

More: http://www.projectascreens.com

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11)  Da-Lite Earns Product Awards at InfoComm

Da-Lite Screen Company was honored at the 2007 AV Communications Excellence Awards at InfoComm with the product award for the projection screen category. The independent panel at Rental & Staging magazine selected the Heavy Duty Fast-Fold® Deluxe screen as the Best Projection Screen Product of 2007. The Heavy Duty Fast-Fold® Deluxe screen with Da-Mat fabric is now foldable black backed material. This exclusive feature allows for the portability of a Fast-Fold® screen with the superior image quality and opacity of a black backed material. The Heavy Duty Fast-Fold® Deluxe screen features a sturdy 3 ½” x 1 ¼” aluminum frame with snap latch hinges for simple, quick set up and tear down. Da-Lite was also honored with the 2007 System Contractor News Product Award for the Most Innovative Projection Screen for the Polacoat Wide Angle High Resolution Optical Coatings. The DA-100 WA and DA-075 WA coatings are specifically designed for rear projection applications using high lumen projectors in conjunction with short throw lenses. These coatings provide wider half-gain angles than traditional coatings, reducing the incidence of hot spotting. Both coatings are available on the entire line of Da-Plex screens and with a full range of framing options.

More: http://www.da-lite.com

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12)  G+B pronova presents a world first with CABIvision

CABIvision has not been around for long: an idea from CABINET cupboard systems. A projector screen integrated into the front of the cabinet and a projector inside the cupboard provides the viewer with brilliant pictures. The function of the cupboard is not at all compromised by being used at the same time as a piece of entertainment furniture. The projector inside the cabinet needs only a minimal amount of space. If the projector is not being used, the screen functions as a “normal” cupboard front. This special rear-projection screen (ProLite) is being marketed by G+B pronova from Gladbach. The acrylic screen provides enormous flexibility when operating: it can be cut according to requirements in almost any size or format. CABIvision offers picture sizes up to 75 inches. The material is exceptionally easy to care for and can be cleaned with standard glass cleaner without problems. Along with ProLite, G+B pronova also offers a comprehensive line-up of projection screens conceived for the widest variety of applications.

More: http://www.holopro.com

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13)  sax3d.com: 3D pictures via a newly developed projection solution

The products from the HOPS -series of sax3d.com GmbH in Chemnitz stand out due to their daylight-suitability and extremely high resolution. The latest development is a 3D projection system which raises the well-known advantages of three-dimensional projection to a completely new level. The picture size is 1020 x 1350 mm (format 4:3). The 3D projection can be experienced by several viewers who can move around freely in the 3D space. At the same time, holographic optics are used to ensure that the pictures projected remain visible in daylight and also in sunshine.  A network-compatible 3D media player has been developed by VisuMotion GmbH, Jena for the HOPS 3D system. VisuMotion also takes on the task of creating and editing the 3D film material. Picture production is done using a new style multi-projector made by LUCAS, Jena. The system can be used in many various situations.

More: http://www.sax3d.com

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14)  Chief: The MPW enhances the guest experience

Chief Manufacturing's new MPW Swing Arm Mount enhances the guest experience by providing positioning flexibility for flat panel TVs. Designed for medium flat panels, 23-40" and up to 75 lbs (3.2 kg), the MPW maintains a low profile when in home position and provides optimal movements, ideal for guestroom installations. The MPW provides smooth extension up to 8.75" (222 mm) from the wall, and remains ultra low profile in the home position with only 1.5" (38 mm) depth from the wall. Featuring up to 45º of swivel, the MPW provides guests with the flexibility to view screens from different positions within the room. Additional security is possible simply by adding a padlock. The MPW fits 75/100/100x200 mm VESA® patterns and is compatible with Chief's MSB brackets for non-VESA compliant displays. The MPW installs on 16" center studs and features integrated lateral shift for multiple installation options.

More: http://www.chiefmfg.com

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15)  Comm-Tec: Anterus – radio tracking for devices or people

Identifying people using the so-called RFID is already being done all over the world. The radio chip in various shapes and sizes not only makes it possible to locate people or devices but also to follow them. The locating takes place in real-time via the ID radio chip and by measuring the distance of the receiver module and the information about which receiver module is being used (important when using several different receivers). The information is transmitted from the receiver to the AMX controller via Ethernet and evaluated there; it can then be visualised on a touch panel or monitor as a position, for example.  The radio chips’ high range of up to 30 m and the possibility of setting up a roaming system by installing several radio receivers in the building can allow a radio surveillance of the whole area to be set up. Anterus-RFID is available as a mini-transmitter for people, to be used in devices such as name tags or key rings.

More: http://www.comm-tec.de

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16)  TLS GmbH: Technical highlights hand-in-hand with design

After successfully bringing onto the market the table connection module which can be integrated with existing conference room furniture, TLS Communication GmbH in Hilden has made another useful addition to this product range. The Table Desktop Module (TDM) also consists of an anodized aluminium casing and can be individually fitted with three sockets/ switches or up to 9 signal slots. Any notebook / computer can be easily and quickly connected up with this to the existing playback devices (e.g. overhead projector, audio system, etc.).   For this device too, the correct connection can be selected from a choice of over 180 signal slots (e.g. VGA, VHS, audio, USB, LAN, etc.). The table desktop module can be fixed to any piece of furniture by means of a simple table clamp and as a result can be used optimally anywhere and at any time. The extremely simple assembly and disassembly of the variable signal slots are further outstanding features of the TDM.

More: http://www.tls-gmbh.com

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17)  Kindermann develops networked media control

An integrated control from the PC to a web browser, without additional software, makes it possible to operate all the technology which can be found in modern conference and education rooms quite simply from the PC. Kindermann has developed the appropriate networked media control for this which provides you with intuitive operation and can be extended to suit individual needs thanks to its modular technology.  The core element of PIXI Pro is the new network-based media control PIXIE Pro NRC (Network Room Control) which controls a variety of AV components, projectors, displays and even sound systems and building technology, and which can be operated, if desired, from a notebook by using the web browser. The new network-based PIXIE Pro NRC media control allows whatever AV components you desire to be controlled by the web browser very simply and intuitively. The media control is simply connected to the existing network via a CAT 5 cable and allows convenient control with the click of the mouse.

More: http://www.kindermann.com

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18)  Extron: Modular fiber optic matrix switcher

Extron Electronics is pleased to introduce the Fiber Matrix 6400, a high performance, modular fiber optic matrix switcher for complete, end-to-end digital A/V signal transmission and routing over fiber optic cable. It is expandable in sizes from 8x8 up to 64x64, and supports up to 4.25 Gbps digital switching. Equipped with all of the convenience features common to Extron matrix switchers, together with hot-swappable I/O boards, real-time system monitoring, and redundant, hot-swappable power supplies, the Fiber Matrix 6400 delivers highly reliable, enterprise-wide switching of fiber optic A/V and control signals for any mission-critical environment. The Fiber Matrix 6400 is fully compatible with the FOX 500 Series of fiber optic digital transmitters and receivers as well as the FOX HD-SDI. It accepts and routes high resolution video signals including 1600x1200 computer-video, DVI, and multi-rate SDI. The modular board design features eight board slots that can accept Fiber Matrix I/O Boards in 850 nm multimode and 1310 nm singlemode versions. A host of familiar, integrator friendly matrix switcher features are available including QS-FPC™ - QuickSwitch Front Panel Controller with tri-color backlit buttons, I/O grouping, rooming, and memory presets. For optimum performance and reliability, a real-time monitoring system continuously provides self-diagnostics of the I/O boards, fiber links, power supplies, internal fans, and general functions of the switcher.

More: http://www.extron.com

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19)  Gefen: Enhanced functionality in the HDMI CAT-5 MS Extreme

Enhanced functionality in the Gefen HDMI CAT-5 MS Extreme extension system enables a greater span of HDTV delivery over two industry-standard category-5 cables. The Gefen HDMI CAT-5 MS Extreme offers a cost-effective and reliable method of HDMI signal extension, providing a 100-foot distance increase over the HDMI CAT-5 Extreme. The unit delivers high definition resolutions (1080i to 300 feet; 1080p to 150 feet) and digital audio to the extended display or projector in HDMI format. The real-time, long distance delivery of robust video and audio signals over economical category-5 cabling makes it ideally suited for digital upgrades and installations using in conduit cabling. Engineered to withstand category-5 cable skew variations and extraneous equipment noise, Gefen's HDMI CAT-5 MS Extreme offers plug and play HDMI extension with no signal losses or delays. Operating through small sender and receiver units, both separately powered, Gefen's HDMI CAT-5 MS Extreme installs in minutes; it requires a simple connection of the sender to the source and the receiver to the remote display, linked together by two cables up to 300 feet. HDMI audio and video are delivered to the extended receiver, enabling the remote display to function as if connected locally. DVI displays and sources may be connected to the system using one of Gefen's DVI and HDMI adapters.

More: http://www.gefen.com

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20)  Kramer Introduces VM-92 Video Distribution Amplifier

Kramer Electronics is pleased to announce the introduction of the VM-92, a nine channel distribution amplifier with looping inputs and two outputs per channel. The VM-92 is a high performance multi-mode distribution amplifier that can be used for composite, s-video (Y/C), component (YUV), and RGB video signals. It can be configured as a 9x1:2 composite, 4x1:2 s-Video (Y/C), 3x1:2 component (YUV), 3x1:2 RGsB or 2x1:2 RGBS DA. The VM-92 is HDTV compatible and offers an ultra-wide bandwidth of 500MHz, which ensures transparent performance even in the most critical applications with no signal degradation. The VM-92 includes an input with a looping output and two dedicated outputs per channel – all on BNC connectors. The VM-92 features selectable input signal termination and EQ. peaking control for each channel. This allows the user to adjust each channel for quality and sharpness in applications that require distribution over long distances. The VM-92 is an ideal video distribution amplifier for broadcast, presentation and production facilities. The VM-92 is housed in a 19” 1U rack-mountable enclosure with removable brackets, allowing for easy installation in an equipment rack or convenient standalone use on a desktop. It includes a 90-264 VAC worldwide switching power supply. The VM-92 is in stock and available from Kramer Electronics sales companies around the world.

More: http://www.kramerelectronics.com

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21)  Analog Way: Axion, a new Controller for large events

Analog Way will announce the availability of its new controller, the Axion. This new High End controller is the synthesis of 18 years of experience in the Pro AV market and intensive market research done amongst several major players of the rental and staging industry world wide. The Axion has been designed to meet the growing demand for easy to use, yet powerful controllers used for high end large events with multi-room and very large screens, using Soft Edge Blending technology. User will be able to preview his multi-screen configuration on the 16/9 TFT monitor screen of the Axion. The Axion can control several iX Hi Res. Seamless Switchers, the Di Ventix, the Eventix, the Natix or the Centrix, either as stand alone boxes or any kind of combination, including Soft Edge Blending. The Axion Controller has the following features: 7 inch, WVGA Color touch panel, USB connection to save configuration and set up, Controls up to 6 screen configurations, single or multiple (Soft Edge Blended), Customizable and user configurable presets, Joystick with direct effects access.

More: http://www.analogway.com

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22)  Polycom: video conferences in the communication environment

Polycom Inc. has announced the arrival of the new Video Media Center (VMC) 1000. This is an appliance-based solution which companies can use to manage, utilise and protect video content centrally. The Polycom VMC 1000 integrates video conferences as well as on-demand and live streaming smoothly into the communication environment. It links together staff who are at different locations and ensures a better collaboration in which video content is integrated into the company’s communication and conference systems. The Polycom VMC 1000 provides IT administrators with a comprehensive control centre with a dashboard which can be used to manage and control the complete life-cycle of the video content – from its creation, recording and encoding, its placement in the portal and transmission over the web to storing and archiving. The solution also has standardised reporting functions which can be used to follow the use and popularity of the various video content.

More: http://www.polycom.com

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23)  ISE: KEEF 2007 (Kramer Eastern European Forum 2007)

For the first time, Kramer Electronics arranges an international forum on audio and video solutions: KEEF2007 (Kramer Eastern Europe Forum 2007). This unique event will take place from July 29 till August 2 on the Adriatic Sea coast in Croatia, Opatia town, the most popular and fashionable resort in the northern Adriatic. The event is supported by Integrated Systems Europe. Forum’s chief topics will be professional audio and video installations, trends and prospects of field development, technical difficulties and examples of implemented projects. The Forum will unite tens of best AV-field companies and specialists operating in Russia, Eastern Europe and on the vast Post-soviet territory. This field regional event will be dedicated to practical recommendations in modern audio and video installations on such rapidly developing markets as Digital Signage, home entertainments, education, conference communication systems etc. Tasks of the Forum are arrangement of informal communication, experience exchange, audio and video innovative equipment and technologies implementation practices in contemporary man’s spheres of activity. For projects presented within the framework of the Forum, the organizers established an award for the best installation - “Best Installation Kramer Awards”. Social significance of the implemented project, functional completeness of installation, reasonable minimalism of installed equipment – these are by far not all criteria, by which the best project will be chosen.

More: http://www.avclub.ru/en/keef/

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24)  ACF: From November 14 to 17, 2007

The 12th ACF (Audiovisual Creative Fair) will take place on November 14-17, 2007 in Halls 11 and 12 at BrusselsParc des Expositions (Heysel). The event is aimed at all professionals in the audiovisual sector. All sectors will be represented in the 22,000 square metres of Halls 11 and 12. Naturally, all the ‘traditional' sectors will be there: audio, video, the screen, lighting, as well as laser, special effects and scene building equipment. Stands on the future of the audiovisual world – High Definition, archiving, digital transmission and interactive tools – will also be present. The ACF 2007 will be hosting exhibitors from the entire continent, from Belgium, the Netherlands, France, the UK, Germany and Italy. An additional feature is that the close and fruitful collaboration that began at last year’s ACF has been re-energised. Once again this year, a large number of Hungarian exhibitors will be making their way to Brussels. A number of exciting lectures by eminent Belgian or foreign experts will be held parallel to the event. Many exhibitors will also hold workshops designed to show off their latest technological innovations.

More: http://www.acf.be

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25)  Screen Expo: BroadSign as title sponsor

Screen Expo Europe, digital signage and digital media networks exhibition, has announced that BroadSign International will be the title sponsor of its 2008 show. BroadSign is a worldwide provider of 'next' generation software solutions for operating digital signage networks. Organised by Screen Events, Screen Expo Europe showcases the very best in innovative digital media used for delivering visual messages that combine the influence of mass advertising with the accuracy of niche marketing. Launched in 2005, it attracts an audience of supplier and user communities in the media sector. The 2008 show will be held on February 5 – 6 at London Olympia.

More: http://www.screenevents.co.uk

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26)  CUK Audio: Distributor for DIS, Danish Interpretation Systems

Glasgow-based CUK Audio is pleased to announce its appointment as exclusive distributor for Danish Interpretation Systems (DIS) for the UK and Ireland. DIS is one of the world's leading brands of advanced conference and simultaneous interpretation systems. Established in 1952, DIS provides complete system solutions of advanced electronic products for the global meeting industry. Designed in Scandinavia, the DIS product range is the result of decades of accumulated know-how, combined with the use of the latest digital technology. State of the Art systems include Microphone Management and Discussion, Simultaneous Interpretation and Translation, Wired and Infrared Language Distribution Systems, Congress Voting and Audience Response and Fully Digital Conference.

More: http://www.cuk-audio.com

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27)  Comm-Tec: AMX takes over Inspiration Matters

Digital signage is a quickly growing market which AV integrators can profit from. Electronic advertising messages or information can be managed more flexibly and provide more design options than the classical poster. Whether in hotel lobbies, public transport, department stores or railway stations. There are more and more of these electronic displays which show advertising clips or present information. Inspiration Matters is an established manufacturer of digital signage solutions in England and is now a further brand in the AMX stable. The name of the Inspiration Matters system solution is Inspired Signage. Behind it there is a package of pre-configured hardware and software which lets you create, manage and play content for electronic displays. Available: anticipated August 2007

More: http://www.comm-tec.de

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28)  Extron: Rainer Stiehl to Director of Marketing, EMEA

Extron Electronics is pleased to announce that Rainer Stiehl has been promoted to Director of Marketing, EMEA. In his new position, Rainer will be responsible for leading marketing activity across Europe, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. "Extron’s rapid expansion in the EMEA markets holds great opportunities for our company," says Lee Dodson, Extron Vice President of Marketing. “We are very pleased to have Rainer in charge of building the Extron Europe marketing team as we develop an enhanced range of services and collateral to support our resellers throughout the EMEA.” Rainer has been Extron's Marketing Manager for Europe for the past three years. Prior to joining Extron, Rainer worked at Sony for 15 years in various positions ranging from technical trainer for professional display products to product manager.

More: http://www.extron.com

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29)  Extron: Jérôme Guéras is Vice President of Sales for EMEA

Extron Electronics is pleased to announce that Jérôme Guéras has been promoted to Vice President of Sales, EMEA. In his new position, Jérôme will be responsible for all of Extron's sales activity in Europe, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. "As Extron continues to expand its presence in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, we are very pleased to have Jérôme taking this leading role in our sales efforts in those regions," says Jeff Gibson, Extron Vice President of International Sales. "Jérôme's industry experience and leadership abilities are a great asset to our EMEA sales team as well as our resellers and customers throughout those territories." Jérôme brought 12 years of A/V experience with him when he joined Extron in 2000. Since that time, he guided the growth of Extron's sales, and provided leadership to the European sales team. Jérôme has an advanced degree in Business Administration with emphasis on International Trading from Institut de Préparation à l' Administration et à la Gestion (IPAG) in Paris, France.

More: http://www.extron.com

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