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The Ultimate Presentation Industry Newsletter
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29 2002 Presentation Industry News: Christie Projectors to Screen First Digital Cinema Movie at 27th Annual Toronto International Film Festival Supplies latest digital cinema projector and more to annual festival Boxlight Announces CD-850m Projector Conference room projector offers 2,500 ANSI lumens brightness Computer Classroom Teaching Software Update Provides Distortion-Free Transmission of Sound, Picture and Video Altiris Vision Now Supports Windows XP IBM Intros Ultraportable ThinkPad With Eight Hours of Battery Life Company also announces iLM300 MicroPortable Data/Video Projector Sony Announces Low-Cost Athlon-Based VAIO Notebook PCs Company aims $1,400 units at students, shipping in September Adobe Releases Photoshop 7 Extensions Files fix keyboard shortcut conflict, EXIF colorspace problem CTX Intros 23.1-Inch LCD Display Standard aspect screen sells for $2,800 Jaguar Sells 100,000 Copies First Weekend 50,000 visit Apple stores for live demos Intel Intros New Pentium 4 Processors at Speeds up to 2.8GHz World Theatre, Inc. Granted Digital Cinema Patent Patent Granted Governing Distribution, Scheduling And Projection Of Digital Movies And Alternative Content To Digital Cinemas And Electronic Billboards About KNews Newsletter Archives If you were forwarded this email from a friend - subscribe now! DMN Communities Presentation Master Digi Media Designer Creative Mac AV Video |
![]() Guess what? AV is IT. All of a sudden, every manufacturer is introducing IT or "network enabled" products. Projector manufacturers are using the "network" to both control a projector's functions but also to deliver PowerPoint to a projector without the usual VGA cable. And, some (i.e. Sony) are even doing it wirelessly. ![]() ...without going bankrupt One of the hardest things to accomplish for many 3D hobbyists, students, and even professionals is to actually see your finished work on screen at broadcast levels. I have a library full of DigiBeta and D1 tapes but obviously no home player for either. So, with VHS quality not being an option, I decided to figure what it would take to make my own DVDs without having to declare bankruptcy. My Task: Get Digibeta/D1 footage and image files to DVD. It took a bit more research and leg work than I initially thought, so I thought I would share what I've learned for the benefit of people in a similar situation.
Filed Plan of Reorganization with the US Bankruptcy Court On July 30, 2002, Hoffman Video Systems filed its Plan of Reorganization with the United States Bankruptcy Court just two and one-half months after filing voluntary petitions for relief under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. Hoffman Video Systems has worked diligently to emerge from the reorganization a more efficient and profitable company and expects a quick confirmation of the Plan by the Bankruptcy Court. Which Apple is going to show up in the next twelve months? Folks, I'm tanned, I'm rested, and I'm ready. (Translation: my usually butt-white Irish skin is a lovely late-summer pink, I've been lazy, and Dave Nagel was about to hand me my rear end on a shiny silver platter garnished with a lovely sprig of parsley if I didn't get him something to publish soon.) I hope everyone out there in Mac-land is doing about the same, because if this summer has been any indication, the next year or so should be a very interesting one for the professional end of the Mac market. AG-DV1DC is available at a suggested list price of $1,495 Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company has announced the availability of the AG-DV1DC, an ultra-lightweight mini-DV VTR with a 3.5" color LCD monitor and built-in speaker. Tired of Hand-Me-Downs?
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