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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) ISE 2010: More than 100 new exhibitors
As in 2009, ISE will be immediately preceded by the
DOOH Business Conference. This will again present the AV and systems
integration communities with a chance to meet with leading stakeholders from
the fields of advertising, creative content, and network management. For
2010, DOOH Conference delegates will get an exclusive preview of ISE’s
Digital Signage Hall as part of a VIP networking event on the evening of
Monday 1 February. More: http://www.iseurope.org Enjoy
reading ! Yours Kai
Kröger |
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1) ISE 2010: More than 100 new
exhibitors 2) Barco: Three-chip DLP projector with WUXGA
resolution 3) projectiondesign: WQXGA resolution projector at ISE 4) Kindermann: New design trends at the ISE 5) Da-Lite: More frame options to the JKP Affinity
Screen 6) Mitsubishi Electric: Interactive display wall at
ISE 2010 7) Minicom Digital Signage: New Video Wall with up to
nine displays 8) Crestron: New V-Panel HD Touchpanels 10) Gefen: HDMI v1.3 over CAT-5 ELR Extender 11) Magenta Research: HDMI and DVI Signal Management
Products 13) Analog Way: New Hi-Resolution Mixer Seamless Switcher 14) HELVAR: Expanded Digidim and Imagine range 15) prodyTel: Clearone VoIP Interface with HD Conference
audio quality 16) BrightSign: Digital Signage Networks Strike It Lucky 17) Adtec: signEdje Hardware with GPS and Instore Broadcast
Software 18) SCREEN NT: Sunlight LCD in Singapore 19) never.no joins Danish A/V Provider Comtech |
2) Barco: Three-chip DLP projector with WUXGA resolution
Barco
announced the launch of the RLM-W6. The RLM-W6 is a three-chip DLP projector
with a WUXGA (1920x1200) resolution. With an extremely low noise level of
32dB, a power consumption 33% lower than comparable systems and a 6,000
lumens light output, it is a green, ergonomic and cost-conscious choice for
boardrooms, lobbies and auditoriums. Barco's RLM-W6 premieres the superior
color saturation and image stability of three-chip DLP technology in
applications hitherto mostly reserved for single-chip DLP systems. The
RLM-W6's WUXGA (1920x1200) resolution gives it the versatility to display a
wide array of sources. ISE: booth 11j28 More: http://www.barco.com |
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Alphabetical index
of companies: Adtec (17), Analog Way (13), Barco (2), BrightSign (16), Calibre (12), Crestron (8), Da-Lite (5), Gefen (10), HELVAR (14), ISE 2010 (1), Kindermann (4), Magenta Research (11), Minicom Digital Signage (7), Mitsubishi Electric (6), never.no (19), prodyTel (15), projectiondesign (3), RTI
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3) projectiondesign: WQXGA resolution projector at ISE
Pride of
place on the projectiondesign booth will be the new F35 wqxga, the first
projector to feature Texas Instruments’ WQXGA DLP chip. This offers a
resolution of 2,560 x 1,600 pixels, that’s 78% more pixels than WUXGA. The
result is a display of incredibly high pixel density that requires fewer
projectors to produce ultra-realistic images. Also at a European tradeshow
for the first time is the MIPS WB2560 – projectiondesign’s first multi-image
processor. Capable of providing geometry correction on a per-pixel basis for
perfect image performance, the MIPS WB2560 is infinitely scalable, allowing any
number of channels to be combined to a single image, without limitations. The
MIPS processing engine is totally transparent to the image generator, and
operates at near zero latency making it ideal for applications from simple
video walls to high performance simulation applications up accommodating
geometry correction up to WQXGA resolution on each channel. ISE:
booth 1I31 More: http://www.projectiondesign.com 4) Kindermann: New design trends at the ISE
Kindermann,
the innovative manufacturer and distributor of products for presentation,
installation and conferencing is well known for its high quality custom-made
solutions. The programme ranges from electrical ceiling lifts for projectors
of any size to MultiMedia socket systems and user-friendly conference
furniture with integrated technology. The high quality, function and easy
operation of the Kindermann products have always had priority. An additional
focus is now laid on design. Among them, there will be two new DLP projectors
with ultra wide angle lens: the KXD 400 C and KXD 500 SC. They are not only
characterized by their modern design, but also set new standards in terms of
user-friendliness and picture quality. They are equipped with the latest
image processors DDP2230 with 6-segment DLP colour wheel; they have XGA
resolution and a light output between 2000 and 3000 ANSI lumens. Both
projectors are ideal in combination with interactive boards. One of the
highlights will be the new modular presentation platform for the stationary
and mobile use of flatscreen displays as well as interactive whiteboards with
projectors. The complete system can be easily transported, even through
standard-sized doors. It will also imply a motorized height adjustment. ISE: booth 5N99 More: http://www.kindermann.com |
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5)
Da-Lite: More frame options to the JKP Affinity Screen
More: http://www.da-lite.com 6) Mitsubishi Electric: Interactive display wall at ISE 2010
Mitsubishi
Electric will demonstrate a revolutionary new multi-touch (MT) interface for
its Seventy Series DLP cubes at ISE 2010. The new interface transforms a
standard multi-window display wall into a stunning interactive workspace that
can be used by several users simultaneously. The multi-touch technology,
developed jointly in Sweden by Mitsubishi Electric and i3 Sense, uses laser
sensors instead of the more usual infra-red (IR) detectors or capacitive
touch overlays. As well as offering greater accuracy and responsiveness, the
new system is much less susceptible to interference from sources of IR
radiation such as sunlight. The technology makes it possible to create
reliable multi-touch, multi-user interfaces in normally-lit environments such
as control rooms, shop windows or other public areas. ISE: booth 2A24, 2A25, 2A36 More: http://www.mitsubishielectric.eu 7)
Minicom Digital Signage: New Video Wall with up to nine displays
Minicom Digital Signage unveils
the DS Vision Wall, an innovative, Ultra High Definition (UHD) display wall
solution for digital signage applications powered by YCD. DS Vision Wall is
specifically designed for the in-store market. With outstanding specs and
dynamic control, venues can create a brand experience utilizing visual
content, with flexibility and creativity. Minicom DS Vision Wall can drive up
to nine displays in their native HD resolution, in any shape and
configuration. It comes with bezel compensation and will run with any vendor
display. Furthermore, it supports most of the common multimedia file formats.
Minicom Digital Signage multiscreen Video Wall integrates audio and video for
high clarity and impact. The DS Vision Wall can support three, four, six, or
nine digital signage screens of any size in any matrix, arranged in the
configuration that best utilizes the space and content. More: http://www.minicomdigitalsignage.com 8) Crestron: New V-Panel HD Touchpanels
Crestron
unveils its new line of ultra-slim, low profile, high definition touchpanels.
Only 2-inches deep, Crestron V-Panels are the thinnest available, and provide
VESA mount installation in addition to desktop and flush wall-mount. Offered
in 12" (VESA, tilt, wall) and 15" (VESA, tilt, wall) versions, a
V-Panel can function as both a touchpanel control interface and flat panel HD
display. A choice of either the Crestron DGE-1 or DGE-2 external graphics
engine enable V-Panels to display both HD (HDMI/HDCP) and analogue video
(VGA, component, and streaming media from online videos, digital media
servers and Web cameras). V-Panels can also integrate VoIP communications,
embedded PC applications, USB-HID control, onscreen annotation and whole
house control, delivering a complete digital media, control and communication
solution. ISE: booth 1F10, 1A100, 1F2 More: http://www.crestron.co.uk 9) RTI at ISE 2010
RTI is
excited to offer a sneak peek at sleek new products showing for the first
time at ISE 2010. From powerful, sophisticated controllers to an audio
distribution system to professional-grade IR emitters and more, the latest
additions to RTI's lineup will showcase the company's commitment to custom
installers with intuitive, flexible solutions that streamline installations
while providing the ultimate control experience for end users. ISE:
booth 4O50 More: http://www.rticorp.com 10) Gefen: HDMI v1.3 over CAT-5 ELR Extender
Connectivity
solutions provider Gefen announced the release of its HDMI v1.3 over CAT-5
ELR (Extra Long Range) extender. This sender/receiver system sends high
definition video with audio, Ethernet and IR back channel up to 330 feet
(100m) over just one CAT-5 cable. The ability to extend Ethernet allows
IP-based applications to be easily integrated into the system, and an IR
blaster allows the remote source to be controlled by an IR remote pointed at
the display. Hi-def resolutions up to 1080p/60 full HD supporting deep color,
lip sync and 8.1 digital audio with Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio are
delivered instantly from the local source to the extended display. ISE: booth 1F84 More: http://www.gefen.com 11) Magenta Research: HDMI and DVI Signal Management Products
Magenta
Research, a recognised leader in video, audio and control signal distribution
over structured cabling, will exhibit its full range of MultiView and Infinea
product offerings. At ISE Magenta will show its new M-HDX digital signal
extension solution, which offers robust 24/7 reliability and signal
performance for demanding applications, including driving video walls, sport
event presentation, clustered or grouped display installations, real-time
feed presentation, analytical or laboratory environments, lecture hall and
educational presentation work. Also on the stand will be Magenta’s Opto
Matryx, a chassis-based system providing an expandable building block
approach to native digital audiovisual switching. Currently available Opto
Matryx I/O modules support HDMI (without HDCP) and DVI signals that are
ported through standard HDMI connectors. Modules that support local I/O for
stereo audio and full duplex serial will be available shortly. Full matrix
HDCP capable I/O modules and M-HDX compatible fibre optic output modules are
also scheduled for imminent release. All current and future Opto Matryx
modules share full compatibility with the chassis, so a simple and seamless
system upgrade path is assured. ISE: booth 1K5 More: http://www.magenta-research.com 12) Calibre: New HQView range
Combining
the power of Reon video processing from IDT with state-of-the-art HQV
algorithims and expertly designed hardware and firmware from Calibre, the new
HQView range of video scaler-switchers offers stunning image quality and a
high degree of flexibility for corporate AV, professional and broadcast
applications. Comprising eight different compact or IU rack mountable and
affordable models the HQView line-up offers the integrator a wide range of
input types and configurations, ranging from component and composite/YC to
3G-SDI and with output resolution up to 1080p/WUXGA over DVI/HDMI. Customers
can select between operating in low-latency or highest image-quality modes,
with Picture-In-Picture (PIP), Picture-and-Picture (PAP) and
Picture-on-Picture (POP) output all possible. Calibre will be exhibiting in
the UK Pavilion on
Stand IG99 at ISE 2010 and will be actively seeking European
distribution partners for the HQView range. More: http://www.calibreuk.com 13) Analog Way: New Hi-Resolution Mixer Seamless Switcher
Analog Way
will unveil a new comprehensive range of Hi-Resolution Mixer Seamless
Switchers with 6 products featuring Tri or Dual Scalers: Opus, Pulse, SmartVu
and their Light Editions. The 6 new Hi-Res. Mixer Seamless Switchers are
designed by Analog Way to offer a complete range of A/V Presentation Mixers
answering the requirements of any project. All HDCP Compliant, these new
products offer Universal Analog and Digital input/output and Full High
Resolution Digital Processing. They output Digital and Analog Signals in DVI
and VGA (RGBHV) simultaneously with a selection of many formats up to
Computer 2K. The new line provides high image quality thanks to its true 10
bit SD/HD auto adaptive pixel by pixel 3D motion compensation processing,
de-interlacing, auto 3:2 and 2:2 reverse pull down circuitry, processing and
Frame follower. ISE:
booth 3D94 More: http://www.analogway.com 14) HELVAR: Expanded Digidim and Imagine range
With its
latest products designed to seamlessly combine commercial and architectural
lighting systems, Helvar’s expanded Digidim and Imagine ranges are set to be
on show at ISE 2010. Visitors to Helvar’s stand will be able to see how its
Ethernet based 920 router and 458 dimmer open up the possibilities for
bringing together energy efficient, functional lighting with striking
scene-setting ability. A progression from Helvar’s familiar 910 Digidim
router, the 920’s Ethernet backbone allows communication with third party
peripherals, such as BMS, touch panels and HVAC systems, meaning that
lighting designers and installers can add value to projects by providing
possibilities for integration beyond lighting control. ISE: booth 3A124 More: http://www.helvar.com 15) prodyTel: Clearone VoIP Interface with HD Conference audio quality
The VH20
provides a direct connection between Converge Pro audio conferencing systems
and VoIP-based PBX phone systems so that users can transport audio signals
across their IP networks. The VH20 easily links with any of ClearOne’s other
Converge Pro products to create a complete audio conferencing system that can
quickly be integrated with Cisco, Avaya and many other VoIP PBX phone
systems. The Converge Pro VH20 delivers wideband audio for crystal clear
sound, provides guaranteed quality of service (QOS), and ensures full
security with TLS, AES and SRTP encryption. ISE:
booth 3E101 More: http://www.prodytel.de 16) BrightSign: Digital Signage Networks Strike It Lucky
Up-market
bowling venues Lucky Strike Lanes have added BrightSign media players to
deliver high quality video artwork complementing their trademark cocktails,
private lanes and sophisticated menu. BrightSign Network Management enables
art displays and promotional messages to be coordinated across North America.
Lucky Strike wanted to display static and video artwork in a new way; and
update it regularly to keep the venue fresh and appealing. The goal was for
each artist’s work to be shown in the highest quality resolution for
8-12minutes per day, seven days a week in Lucky Strike locations. Effective
management of the visual projection and playback, its timing and scheduling,
was also a key requirement. Digital signage integrator ITMIS was enlisted to
design and implement Lucky Strike’s vision. The company selected BrightSign
media players to deliver content in four prominent Lucky Strike locations:
Kansas City, MO, Los Angeles, CA, Bellevue, WA and Hoboken, NJ. There are
four BrightSign units in each of the four locations and each location
supports two 20 x 12-foot HD projection screens delivering artwork directly
to the bowling lanes, a 20 x 12-foot 3D HD projection screen delivering the
highest-quality video art to a luxury private bowling room and a fourth
50-inch plasma display playing promotional infotainment in the entrance
lobby. These digital signs are designated as ART1, ART2, LUXE and ICON,
respectively. In addition, the four BrightSign units are connected to an AMX
distribution system which allows Lucky Strike to selectively distribute the
artwork to all the televisions in the lounge/bar areas via strategically
located touch panels. ISE: booth 12F84 More: http://www.brightsign.biz 17) Adtec: signEdje Hardware with GPS and Instore Broadcast Software
Instore
Broadcast, an official development partner of Adtec Digital, has deployed
Adtec’s signEdje with GPS control for Syntus Public bus and rail onboard TV.
The partnership of Instore Broadcast’s content management and distribution
with Adtec’s rugged hardware has created a simplistically elegant and
reliable solution for information distribution into public spaces. The mobile
application developed is able to handle content for various routing schemes.
This is one of the first installations of this kind in the area to be used as
a general solution for public transportation. Instore Broadcast created
software specifically for the Adtec signEdje. In this particular application,
the software allows the management of the online creation of video clips for
Syntus bus and rail. Instore’s
automated content distribution system makes it easy to update current events
with little or no human intervention. Using the templates created by Instore,
Syntus can create eye catching bumpers and trailers using the motion graphics
tool to customize their own message. In addition to creating and automating
the content, Instore Broadcast is the service provider. The local TV
broadcasters provide Instore a one minute newsflash for several regions that
is uploaded to the software everyday for Syntus bus and rail. ISE: booth 11F40 More: http://www.adtecinc.com 18) SCREEN NT: Sunlight LCD in
More: http://www.screen-nt.de 19) never.no joins Danish A/V Provider Comtech
never.no, a global leader in
interactive video and mobile technology, today announced it will join Comtech
Experience A/S of Copenhagen to provide interactive communication tools both
for the retail sector and for conference facilities in Denmark. At
conferences, Comtech will use never.no technology to enable visitors to use mobile
phone texting to ask questions to presenters in real time, or to order
workplace delivery of collateral information, eliminating the annoyance of
lugging reams of paper around an exhibit hall. In retail, Comtech's use of
the Interactivity Suite will provide store and mall owners the ability to
target individual shoppers with customized content delivered on point-of-sale
screens. Interactivity Suite is never.no's interactive video platform that
enables audience participation by modifying the video stream based on live,
user-submitted content. Designed to functions with traditional TV, Web TV,
IPTV and mobile TV platforms, never.no products power interactive TV formats
and entire channels by enabling viewers and consumers to participate through
mobile phones and the Internet. More: http://www.never.no Good bye,
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