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June
06 2001 |
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Presentation
Industry News:
Ballantyne of Omaha Suspends Lumavision Project
Dukane Introduces Large Venue Projector
Kramer Announces Several ProAV Product Lines
Kayye Consulting Expands Dealer Project Management Services
InFocus Announces 5-lb. LCD XGA Projector
Hitachi Announces Nine New HDTV Monitors
Miranda Announces New Series of Distribution Amplifiers
Researchers Announce World's First Video-Capable Flexible Plastic LCD Display
InFocus Announces Advanced Connectivity Module|
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SMART Surprise
by Gary Kayye
This is just that good - good enough to warrant an entire issue on one,
single product introduction that will be talked about by EVERYONE at
INFOCOMM in the systems market.
INFOCOMM
2001
INFOCOMM
Product Previews
Spotlights on some of the products and new technologies
to be featured in Las Vegas.
PROJECTORS
Smaller, Brighter & Lighter than ever
Digital rights issues are keeping leaner, meaner
projectors just out of reach
by David English
They're the prime directives of projector technologies: brighter, lighter,
and cheaper. Still, some projector technologies fall outside the parameters
of these three areas. One technology in particular could make life easier
for video producers-if only they'd be given the key to unlocking its potential.
DISPLAYS
Wider, Flat & Less Costly
Getting more for less in the monitor marketplace
by David English
If you've just woken up from a twelve-month coma, you might be surprised
by the current prices for LCD monitors. The 15-inch flat-panel monitor
you saw for $1,000 a year ago is now selling for $499. And instead of
paying $3,000 for an 18-inch monitor, you can find one for $1,599. So
what happened?
The
Networked Future How Much Farther Do We Have To Go?
by Nick Dager
If you've just woken up from a twelve-month coma, you might be surprised
by the current prices for LCD monitors. The 15-inch flat-panel monitor
you saw for $1,000 a year ago is now selling for $499. And instead of
paying $3,000 for an 18-inch monitor, you can find one for $1,599. So
what happened?
Empowering
the Members of ICIA from Spencer Bullins, President of ICIA
Whether it's the Projection Shoot-Out, Display Systems
Exploration, Audio Systems Experience, Networking Pavilion, Streaming
Media Production Lab, the 500-plus exhibits from global manufacturers,
or the many educational offerings, you'll find what you need at INFOCOMM
International 2001 in Las Vegas.
Infocomm
200: The drive toward digital continues with Vegas product debuts
By Peter H. Putman, CTS
There will be plenty of new products at Infocomm this year,
and a majority of them will have digital interfaces — digital switchers,
PanelLink and DVI inputs, and even a unique IEEE-1394 switcher. No surprise,
because the pro A/V market is slowly going all-digital, just like its
broadcast counterpart.
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