No Mickey Mouse show

Having returned from Orlando, Chris Fitzsimmons reflects on another successful InfoComm show. Questions answered include; How would attendance hold up in America’s worst economic crisis since the 30’s? Can you do serious DSP on a PC chip, and last but not least, when is multi-touch not multi-touch?

• 27/11/2015

No Mickey Mouse show part deux

This is the second half of our InfoComm 2009 show report. If you haven’t seen part one yet, I suggest you take a look (link at the end of the article). If you don’t care about audio or control products, or you don’t want to find out when multi-touch isn’t actually multi-touch, then read on!

• 27/11/2015

Peer review - VM-3000

Willem van Ginkel, MD of Charles Goffin Communicatiesystemen in the Netherlands reviews TOA’s latest solution for small to medium-sized PA/VA applications such as retail outlets or educational establishments.

• 27/11/2015

Local news

Local government, council chambers and their related services can provide interesting integration challenges. Dan Goldstein reports on the state of a key, public-sector market in these troubled economic times.

• 27/11/2015

• Digital Signage |

What is in a User Interface?

The user interface for digital signage software is the deal breaker when it comes to showing a prospective client a system. Chris Fulton offers his opinion on the options available.

• 27/11/2015

Not lost in translation

Interpretation services have been a vital part of the international political and business arenas for time immemorial. The earliest prints of diplomats meeting picture the stooped forms of interpreters whispering translations into their masters’ ears

• 27/11/2015