This Week October 29th-November 2nd, 2018: HDR and 4K UHD, IP video management, planning for SD-WAN, IBM buys Red Hat, and more.
Originating in commercial markets and beginning to make their way residential, companies such as Sony are bringing next-generation microLED technologies to organizations all over the world.
Beneficial applications such as flexibility and monitoring are what will boost SDVoE adoption, according to Christie’s Karl Johnson.
Which digital signage manufacturers should make room on their shelves for a trophy? Video wall companies Samsung, Brightsign, & Leyard Planar are on top.
A month out of Infocomm 2018 it’s easy to forget about all of the great new products announced and showcased at the show. We’ve compiled videos for dozens of booths – make sure you didn’t miss them.
HDBaseT-IP and SDVoE compete for long-distance AV over IP supremacy. One has a big head start, and the other, a recognized brand and HD video over Cat 5.
Minnesota integrator Alpha Video & Audio acted as integrator for U.S. Bank Stadium, and now their technology will aid the Super Bowl.
A Futuresource study indicates that pro microphone sales will grow by more than 50 percent by 2021, but the margins may tell a slightly different story.
The HDMI Forum has released HDMI 2.1, a new HDMI specification for adoptees of HDMI 2.0 format. HDMI 2.1 supports 8K video at 60Hz and 4K video at 120Hz.
Dish is getting ready for the 5G spectrum world in order to transmit video through cellular networks instead of the internet by spending $20 billion.
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