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April 25 2002 Presentation Industry News: Da-Lite Screen Company Opens New Addition Company recovers from tornado that damaged manufacturing facility In-Store Projectors, Plasma, and Projection TV Research Studies Announced TFCinfo and QuixelResearch to conduct studies revealing the retail consumer's interest in front projectors, plasma displays, and rear projection TVs. NEC Brings Increased Functionality, Brightness to New MT Series Portable Projector 3000 ANSI Lumens, Color Management System, Cabinet Control Panel Lock Human Software Ships PhotoSurface Photoshop plugin delivers photographic textures BenQ Announces18.1" LCD BenQ's FP882 LCD combines high brightness for lifelike images with increased visibility and picture quality Draper Receives ADEX Award New CTM Line of Premier Clevis Mounts for Large-Screen Plasma Displays Easy-to-Install Mount Can Now be Used in Ceiling, Stand and Cart Applications SPL Integrated Solutions and Forgent Networks Form Partnership to Deliver Videoconferencing ActiveLight Unveils Digital Dynamic Signage Resource Directory Value-Added Distributor Teams Up with NEC Solutions to Create the Industry’s Most Comprehensive Resource TANDBERG's New Videoconferencing System Brings Wireless Capabilities and Enhanced Security to Set-Top Market TANDBERG 550 Incorporates Wireless LAN, Embedded Encryption; Sets Standard for Small Group Videoconferencing
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![]() By Gary Kayye, CTS OK, I’m a Star Wars geek. Everyone who knows me knows I am. I’ve often found a way to stick in a Star Wars reference here and there in my various columns. But, this time, there’s good reason to dedicate a column to why you should see Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones on May 16th. This is industry related business. ![]() 74th Annual Academy Awards Creative Technology North America was selected to provide display technology, screens and technical expertise for the 74th Annual Academy Awards ceremony, which took place in Los Angeles.
![]() By Sherrie Morreall Having a home with a marble bathtub, cherry wood floors and an Oriental rug is all well and good -- but let’s face it. A home isn’t a home without a proper home theatre installed. The designers, architects and artisans at the annual designEx expo also agree -- AV is the way to go in residential and commercial architectural design. ![]() Affordable Style By Beth Marchant Streamlined design and increasing brightness—at a lower price—continue to dominate the presentation market. Manufacturers are dangling slicker and more affordable tools before corporate and educational producers’ eyes. NEC Technologies will show its new RT50X rear-projection system. At 18-inches deep and 50-inches long, the system is designed to display 4:3 data and video in tight spaces and very bright environments. Product manager Don Fasick predicts that the new system will be very popular in corporate-training and other day-to-day classroom presentations. “It’s the first 50-inch self-contained display that’s lightweight enough for mounting to a wall or ceiling or for easy room-to-room movement on a cart,” he says. ![]() What are the benefits of 'smart furniture' in boardrooms? By Rock Stamberg With digital technology firmly entrenched in business communication, the design of the corporate media boardroom has been permanently altered. Presentation and teleconferencing equipment has shrunk in size, precipitating changes in the ways conference rooms—and the furniture that fills them—are designed. Have an installation story? Send it in and it might be profiled in our Site of the Week column! And we're always looking for good tutorials and "how to" do anything that helps KNews readers be the best in Pro A/V! We're
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