Peerless-AV presents the Motorised Collaboration Cart (SR598ML3)-- an extension of the Peerless-AV line of AV carts integrating the use of actuators, making it easy for users to raise and lower touch-enabled displays.

Designed for applications such as education and corporate settings, the cart seamlessly interacts wtih touch-enabled technology, allowing users to focus on presentation content and foster a participative environment everyone can take part in. The cart is ADA-compliant, and offers display height adjustment up to 650mm at the touch of a button.

Christie presented at InfoComm the ProAV industry’s first turnkey SDVoE solution for both LED and LCD video walls with the Christie Terra, a highly flexible and scalable platform that delivers video  from source to an LED display – without compression, latency, or associated artifacts.

Christie Terra is the first AV over IP switching and processing solution where the AV system directly processes signals for LED and flat panel video walls, providing audio visual signal distribution, control, processing and a KVM platform that operates from 10G networks.

With headquarters in Vancouver, Canada, NorthVision brings you their VisionBoard Advanced Series interactive flat panel displays that feature various technologies and resolutions.

Students and teachers can touch and accurately control content with their nSpace360 education software tool.

VisionBoard comes with an interactive flat panel display that enables dynamic writing, editing and instant sharing functions. Users can touch and control content accurately on the large 4K display.

The DUO promises to be a "completely portable dual-screen laptop accessory" customers simply attack to the back of any notebook to add at least some measure of multitasking capability.

Maker Mobile Pixels says the DUO is a true plug-and-play dual-display laptop solution. It consists of a 12.5-inch 1920 x 1080 resolution IPS display users attach to the lid of the notebook via magnetic mounting system. Once attached, the display slides out from the side whenever required, just like the second display of the 2009 Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds.