Something called the Illumina Light Farm may be as common in your tech vocabulary as DLP or Bluetooth soon. A company called Power Technology just one-upped the entire projection market with what it’s dubbing the Illumina Light Farm.

What is it? Imagine removing the light source for a multi-projector install (e.g., installs where multiple projectors are required, including simulation, video walls, multi-screen movie theaters and image mapping) such that the light was all coming from ONE SOURCE and distributed to each projector as needed. So, Read more...

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IP cameras have made enormous gains in image quality, resolution and frame rate in a very short time. Today it is not uncommon to see video resolutions of 20 megapixels or greater at frame rates of 15 to 30 fps. IP surveillance architectures rely on distributed processing to encode and compress video from raw formats captured by the camera imager into streams which pass across common Ethernet networks. Every camera is an encoder, and as you add more cameras, you naturally need more encoding capacity. Read more...

Toshiba Europe GmbH announces the TD-U Series – its first dedicated business display series with an Ultra HD (3840 x 2160) resolution and 178 degree viewing angle.

Designed for 24/7 operation, the Toshiba TD-U Series is made for a range of uses particularly retail environments where a vibrant display can catch customer’s attention, even outside of opening hours. So far there are two 85” models, the TD-U852 and TD-U852TS (the latter model includes a touchscreen).

Made to show a near continuous stream of content, the TD-U Series combines an Ultra Read more...

You might expect, for ISE 2016, to see a wide range of BenQ display solutions including video walls with super-slim bezels, “omnidextrous” professional-grade installation projectors, and multi-touch interactive high-resolution LFDs will be demonstrated for commercial, institutional, and consumer applications.

But in addition to its hardware, BenQ will use ISE as a launch pad to highlight its software integration capabilities that results in specialized systems-- including projectors with a laser light source, smart displays controlled by an Read more...