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An inspiring enterprise

The International Institute for Product and Service Innovation (IIPSI) is the latest addition to the Warwick University campus in the UK. Pure AV won an OJEU tender to supply the latest collaboration and presentation technology and Chris Fitzsimmons went along to take a look at the results.FULL STORY...

Samsung demonstrates large format displays at ISE 2013

Vincent Slevin introduces us to Samsung's range of public displays for signage and information applications.FULL STORY...

Samsung prepares students for tech industries with Experience Academy

Samsung Electronics UK opened an Experience Academy at Birmingham Metropolitan College as part of a £10 million regeneration programme to prepare students for high tech industries.FULL STORY...

DigitalMedia and Apple TV combined to create presentations in Beirut

Strong Corp was responsible for the delivery of audiovisual design and installation at the Solidere Information Centre in Beirut, Lebannon. Crestron’s DigitalMedia and AppleTV devices have been used to great effect in creating flexible meeting and presentations spaces to showcase the phoenix-like redevelopment of a once war torn city. FULL STORY...

Samsung Electronics launches 1:1 ratio and transparent display products

Samsung Electronics has announced a 1:1 ratio LED square display and a transparent display, which will both be showcased at the IFA event in Berlin, 31 August – 5 September. FULL STORY...

Future proof pharmaceuticals

Chris Fitzsimmons reports from the new offices of Johnson & Johnson in Brussels, which have been fitted with the latest audio conferencing solutions. FULL STORY...

Samsung CIO Summit explores consumerisation trend

Samsung Electronics has pinpointed consumerisation, convergence and virtualised end-point technology as key concerns for business during its first UK CIO Summit on May 3, 2012.FULL STORY...

Why pro gear is a tough sell

From Blu-ray players to flat panels, pro products face growing competition from their consumer counterparts. Tim Kridel investigates how integrators and vendors are adapting to the changing marketplace. FULL STORY...

Transparent desktop controlled by hands in 3D space

Desktop interaction has taken a leap into the 3D realm after the Microsoft Applied Sciences Group demonstrated a new computing concept. A transparent Samsung OLED display allows operators to see their hands beneath a display and use them to control on-screen data using movement and gestures. A recently released video shows users moving smoothly between gesture control and a traditional keyboard/track-pad.FULL STORY...

Samsung considering selling LCD business

Reports in the mainstream media suggest that electronics giant Samsung is considering selling off its LCD panel business as it attempts to streamline.FULL STORY...

Samsung shows off Microsoft Surface

Phil Gaut, general manager for Samsung’s display business in the UK demos SUR40, Samsung’s hardware device that works exclusively with Microsoft Surface software.FULL STORY...

Investment in the future

Chris Fitzsimmons reports on exciting new developments at a Southern English secondary school, the Marsh Academy, whose sponsorship from both Microsoft and Tonbridge School has enabled it to invest in new learning spaces and technology to match. The installation of the latest phase has been carried out by RTS, a company which appears not to understand the meaning of the term “off-the-shelf”FULL STORY...

Samsung appoints new managing director

SAMSUNG has announced the appointment of a new managing director, Andrew Griffiths, to lead the Samsung business in the UK and Ireland.FULL STORY...

Samsung packages solutions for hotel industry

Samsung Electronics has grouped TVs, tablets, printers, electronic displays and Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface into a hospitality package for the hotel industry.FULL STORY...

Next generation of Microsoft Surface

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and Microsoft Corp. have announced the availability of the next generation of Microsoft Surface for pre-order through Samsung resellers in 23 countries.FULL STORY...

Government stimulus

From schools to police to municipal councils, government spending on pro AV has weathered the recession relatively well. Tim Kridel looks at the trends and what it takes to win public-sector business.FULL STORY...

Samsung glasses-free 55” LCD targets DOOH

Samsung Electronics will bring a glasses-free 3D, 55” LCD TV to market within three years according to reports from FPD China 2011. The company showed off a prototype model, at the Shanghai exhibition, March 15 to 17, 2011. The display is designed for public places where 3D content can be viewed without glasses from nine different viewpoints within a distance of 2.5m to 6m.FULL STORY...

1,020 Luxury rooms, 1 antique alarm clock

London’s first brand new hotel since the 1940’s is now open for business, and boasts a host of top new AV facilities. Chris Fitzsimmons reports from the Park Plaza Hotel at Westminster Bridge.FULL STORY...

Sharp makes up with Samsung

Sharp says it has signed an agreement with Samsung that will end three years of disputes over LCD panels and modules.FULL STORY...

Samsung begins mass production of 3D TVs

Samsung has claimed it is the first company to begin mass production of panels for 3D LED-lit and LCD TVs. The 240 Hz panels are intended for use with ‘3D Active Glasses’.FULL STORY...