Will Wireless Charging Kill the USB Cord?
Since the Qi charging standard was agreed upon, wireless charging has pushed into the home, car and workplace.
Cabling
TD 101 – Explaining Video Distribution Systems to End Users
As an end user we don’t always understand the intricacies behind the systems that we are procuring. And we don’t need to, the reason the integration market exists is for us to be able to install these complex systems without years of training. But it can help to know the basics. We asked George Tucker, CTS, to explain video distribution systems to those that might be purchasing or using them.
Video Streaming Provider Exterity to Broadcast 144th Open for Fifth Straight Year
For the past five years Exterity has streamed video throughout the Old Course at St. Andrews for The Open. Once again the company will provide video streaming services to screens throughout the course, including hospitality areas, media tents and broadcast booths.
University of Montana Invests in Ultra-High-Speed Solution for Faster Network Connectivity
University of Montana became an Internet2 Network site to increase the speed of its network connectivity.
Inside New Zealand’s Nationwide Power Center Control Room
Transpower New Zealand installs Matrox Extio fiber-optic KVM extenders to deliver 24/7 control room video from PC to operator.
Simplifying Inter-Building Fiber Networks With Superior Signal and Serviceability
Using the latest in “blade-like” fiber optic network connectivity, high-density, flexible subgroup cable, between buildings offers simplified installations, improved optimal signal integrity, and ease of service to support high-bandwidth applications.
Testing the Limits of Long Distance HDMI 2.0
We put a huge emphasis on using cables that function at a high speed, distance and bandwidth. What happens when HDMI is put to the test?
A History of HDMI
HDMI cables and their functionality within video distribution systems have come a long way in the past ten years. Jim Landis gives you the evolution of HDMI.
