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Presentation Industry News:
PLUS Vision Introduces Its Brightest, Most Portable DLP Projector
Includes CompactFlash Card Insert; 5.6 lbs., $6,495
SMART Board Software Now Available in 10 Languages
Barco Introduces D-Cine Premiere Digital Cinema Projector Range
New D-Cine Premiere range offers new display, control, and operating features
StereoGraphics and Christie Team Up in Four-city Tour to Feature Newest Stereo3D Solutions
New Mirage 3D DLP Projector and SynthaGram Autostereo Displayed
Gentner Ships XAP 400 Audio Conferencing Product
New Projector From NEC Technologies Emphasises True Color, Film Appearance
TriDigital HD4K Reference Projector Gives Users Clarity of Digital and Look of Film, Making it Suited for Postproduction, Digital Mastering and Screening Room Applications
Kodak Unveils Digital Cinema System
Creates Cinema Services Unit
New TFCinfo Report Indicates That Unit Sales of Multimedia Projectors in Europe Increased 27% Throughout 2001
NEC Technologies Introduces sub 5-lb. 1500 Lumen Projectors
New replacement models offer 50% contrast ratio increase, up to 2,500 lamp life
ICIA Distributes Visual Communication Tool
Presentations Professionals’ Role Explored in AV Context
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by Gary Kayye, CTS
InfoComm 2002 is quickly approaching and I wanted to tell you about something even ICIA hasn’t done a real good job of making clear. Yes, the Shoot-Out is gone. But, in its place is something I consider to be far superior.
Networking solution offers centralized control of legacy and new InFocus projectors
by Denise Harrison
While networking was last year's buzzword, it's this year's hot implementation. InFocus this week announced a new networking software product that works with all past and future InFocus projectors.
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Opens API for Applications Integration with Presenter-to-Go
by Denise Harrison
Development of software for handheld applications is a market in no danger of slowing. But so far, all the data in the applications are only viewable, for the most part, by the owner of the PDA. But imagine if you could hook up your handheld to a monitor or projector and share the information, no matter what software app you're using.
A reader asks, "When I insert a movie (Quicktime, or other) into a PowerPoint presentation (Powerpoint XP) it runs beautifully onscreen, but the projected image is a black box (no video viewable). Any ideas why this would occur?"
By Jeff Luber
Image is everything. I’m not talking about individual appearance or social status; we, as a society, simply love the visual. We want our media experiences to breathe with as much life as possible, and we expect nothing less from the Internet. As practical, cost-effective and exciting new visual technologies begin to emerge, the Internet’s power and utility will expand as its static two-dimensional past is replaced with greater depth, 3-D photo-realism and interactivity.
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