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Sony says they are out of computers, and maybe TVs next. Legrand bought C2G. Biamp expands their Tesira line with fixed configuration boxes. Plus, one of our guests spent time in the White House talking with the country’s CIO. Host: Tim Albright Founder Guests: Heather Sidorowicz from Southtown Audio-Video, Yoram Solomon of Penveu, Josh Srago from ICS, and [...]

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Sony says they are out of computers, and maybe TVs next. Legrand bought C2G. Biamp expands their Tesira line with fixed configuration boxes. Plus, one of our guests spent time in the White House talking with the country's CIO.

Crestron is releasing a pretty powerful sub-$1000 processor. The AVnu Alliance has their first AVB Certified product. Sony’s bond rating is now junk. Plus, Panasonic is all over the winter olympics. Host: Tim Albright Founder Guests: Nate Schneider from Image Stream Medical and Aaron Wilson. Record Date: 2/1/2014 Running Time: 1:02:49  Story Links Crestron’s $1000 processor First AVnu Alliance Certified [...]

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Crestron is releasing a pretty powerful sub-$1000 processor. The AVnu Alliance has their first AVB Certified product. Sony's bond rating is now junk. Plus, Panasonic is all over the winter olympics.

Tivo is halting hardware, and the U.S. public is dropping HBO. We talk about this, wireless 4K video and why we need to refresh projection screens when we change out projectors. Then we get to spend a few minutes and find out about an AV couple, AVDawn and MrAVDawn. Host: Tim Albright Founder Guests: Dawn Meade from Net-AV, [...]

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Tivo is halting hardware, and the U.S. public is dropping HBO. We talk about this, wireless 4K video and why we need to refresh projection screens when we change out projectors. Then we get to spend a few minutes and find out about an AV couple, AVDawn and MrAVDawn.

Google bought Nest for $3 billion. What does that mean for the AV market? Will Samsung make it in the world of control? We talk about DIY vs. Pro automation. Plus, is the Blu Ray dead? Host: Tim Albright Founder Guests: Matt Scott of Omega Audio Video, Grant Clauser from Electronic House Magazine, Chris Neto from AVHelpdesk, and [...]

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Google bought Nest for $3 billion. What does that mean for the AV market? Will Samsung make it in the world of control? We talk about DIY vs. Pro automation. Plus, is the Blu Ray dead?

As we began to record we learned that Microsoft has signed up to be a platinum sponsor at InfoComm 2014. We talk about the impact this will have on the show and the industry. There were a number of streaming announcements at CES this week. A bill to protect online video providers. Plus, touchless touchscreens [...]

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