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The
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May
02 2001 |
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Presentation
Industry News:
Stanford
Resources Announces Digital Cinema Report
BARCO Announces New Network-able Projector
BARCO Introduces Executive Series
Toshiba's Turn at Microportables -- Introduces 3-lb'er
BARCO Introduces Indoor LED Display Product
Three-Five Systems Announces Name for Microdisplay Products
New Presenter-To-Go Presentation Module Available
DuPont Prepares For Poly-OLED Commercial Production
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Over-Bloated
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By Gary Kayye, CTS
I am continuously seeing systems that seem to be overly-complicated
or, dare I say, over-engineered. What do I mean? All we really need
is a simple splitter (i.e. a distribution amplifier) to take the computer
output and split it so we can get our computer's monitor and the projector
or plasma simultaneously (Extron's P/2 DA2). more
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"The supply, education and continued motivation of people to develop expertise
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Guest Tutorial: Advanced Users' Guide to Gain
Greg Jeffreys
Gain has become a key indicator for specifying and comparing screens.
But what is it? A simple explanation of gain is as follows. Gain is an
essential tool in helping to predict screen brightness – but it is absolutely
essential to try the preferred projector and screen combination in realistic
conditions before installing an important project. more
The
Web Dilemma
Contributed by EffectiveMeetings.com
For the last few years the Web has been hailed as the ultimate medium
for presenters because you can deliver a presentation from the comfort
of your own office. But even the biggest Web advocates will admit that
Web presenting can't replace the value of a live presentation in terms
of gauging the audience's reaction, interacting with attendees, or building
rapport with the client. So whether or not you've jumped on the Web-bandwagon,
take a few moments to review some of the reasons why you may or may not
want to deliver your next presentation in cyberspace. more
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