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NEC Display Announces the First Ever Filter-Free LCD Laser Projectors

The world’s first filter-free LCD laser projectors include sealed optical engine, 20,000 hours of maintenance-free performance, and a reduced total cost of ownership.

March 13, 2017 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

NEC Display Solutions of America has announced the NP-PA653UL and NP-PA803UL installation projectors, the world’s first filter-free LCD laser models on the market. The projectors’ laser light sources and sealed optical engines prevent the accumulation of dust particles and give users 20,000 hours of maintenance-free performance. Delivering 6,500 lumens and 8,000 lumens of brightness, respectively, […]

How to Get Corporate Communications Right Without Breaking the Bank

March 10, 2017 Brad Parler Leave a Comment

If you are a corporate communicator and have been concerned about how visual communications fits within your standard operating procedures or have stayed away from it because you’re not a savvy designer, I have good news for you. I’ve found it is a myth that non-designers need to stay out of the way and let […]

New Product: IBM Watson Powers Ricoh’s New Whiteboard

In an industry first, Ricoh has released a new cognitive-enabled interactive whiteboard that uses IBM’s Watson intelligence and voice technologies to transform collaboration.

March 9, 2017 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

IBM and Ricoh have announced what it calls a ‘major shakeup’ in the corporate meeting room with Ricoh’s new cognitive-enabled interactive whiteboard. The whiteboard uses IBM’s Watson intelligence and voice technologies to actively support people in meetings by responding to commands, taking notes and actions and even translating into other languages. The Intelligent Workplace Solution leverages IBM Watson IoT […]

Short Throw Projection: Small Spaces, Giant Images

Can I use a projector to create a giant image in a tiny space? Yes, you can!

March 8, 2017 Amy Brennan Leave a Comment

One of the perceived limitations of projection displays is that you have to have a lot of room to make a big image. But while “throw distance” is a factor, it’s not as big a factor as it used to be. Today’s short throw projectors can easily create images well over 100” diagonally. All you […]

Find Out What’s In Store for Processors in 2017

It’s going to be a big year for processors in servers, computers and network appliances. Read on to find out what this year will bring.

March 8, 2017 James E. Gaskin Leave a Comment

The excitement builds every year as resellers wait for the newest processors for servers, computers, and network appliances. The rest of this year will see improvements across those three areas, along with storage and IoT support. Karl Freund, senior analyst for Moor Insights & Strategies, says, “The biggest event will be the introduction of AMD Zen-based servers. […]

Two Examples of How Cisco is Bringing IoT Connectivity to Buildings

The Sinclair Hotel and Aliq InTec highlight how Cisco’s new Catalyst Digital Building Series switch is allowing buildings to turn Internet of Things dreams into reality.

March 8, 2017 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

The AV/IT convergence is no more apparent than in a smart building. Internet of Things (IoT) promises to bring together the physical world of AV technology and the digital world of IT services like never before. Systems will be so intertwined that the one will not be able to exist without the other. Users will […]

Crestron Releases Wireless Lighting Control for Businesses

Crestron announces Zūm wireless lighting control, including dimmers, switchers, sensors and other components for easy installation.

March 6, 2017 Robert Archer Leave a Comment

Right off the heels of the announcement that Crestron will now charge $500 for jobs that include Lutron or Vantage lighting controls, the company released its own series of wireless lighting control products called Zūm. The Zūm product line is designed to make the setup and management of lighting control in any space (including commercial environments) easy […]

The Key to Smart Cities is Smart Buildings

Today, even buildings that are a hundred years old can be updated for the modern world. Smart buildings make smart cities.

March 6, 2017 Lisa Remo Leave a Comment

The way we travel, communicate, learn, relax—even how we wake up in the morning—has all been transformed by technological advancements. The buildings we work and play in are no different. Some buildings are constructed with tech updates in mind, but corporations don’t have to level their buildings to leverage smart technology. Buildings can be fitted […]

10 Cyber Security Stars Working to Secure IoT

HP and Wired have collaborated to bring the stories of ten cyber security re-inventors that are working to keep the world secure as Internet of Things becomes more and more mainstream.

March 5, 2017 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

The Internet of Things (IoT) is going to open the world up to many possibilities. Opening up, however, also invites harm. It’s no secret that security is a main point of concern around IoT. A lack of standards, uncertainty within the industry about best practices, and consumer ignorance to what security features products should have […]

How HP Inc. Splitting Into Two Companies is Paying Off

Stephanie Dismore looks ahead to new opportunities in device-as-a-service purchasing and multifunction printers.

March 3, 2017 Rich Freeman Leave a Comment

HP Inc.’s channel chief for the Americas has a gift for understatement. “It’s been a very busy year for us,” says Stephanie Dismore, whose official title is vice president and general manager, Americas channels, speaking just a little more than 12 months after her employer, Hewlett-Packard, turned itself from one gargantuan company into two merely […]