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Samsung is opening their first plant outside of South Korea. Sony has 4K for the masses. We talk about the future of broadcast and why Japan is throwing 8K over the air. Is it better to work for a privately held company or public one? Plus we discuss the five business metrics you should keep track of from Chuck Wilson.

There’s a new Apple iPad coming out called the “Air”. LG is making money making displays when other companies can’t seem to. What is the infrastructure that will take us to 40 gig? The wireless spectrum is under attack again. Kramer has a new wireless HD video device. Are we comfortable with wireless video yet? [...]

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There's a new Apple iPad coming out called the "Air". LG is making money making displays when other companies can't seem to. What is the infrastructure that will take us to 40 gig? The wireless spectrum is under attack again. Kramer has a new wireless HD video device. Are we comfortable with wireless video yet?

Mitsubishi is getting out of the projector and flat panel market. What does this mean for those who remain? AudioXperts is also folding. Is color temperature changing the new dimming for lighting? What if the products you sold/installed were free? Plus we talk about an old friend, Sam Malik, returning to the world of projectors [...]

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Mitsubishi is getting out of the projector and flat panel market. What does this mean for those who remain? AudioXperts is also folding. Is color temperature changing the new dimming for lighting? What if the products you sold/installed were free? Plus we talk about an old friend, Sam Malik, returning to the world of projectors with A S K Proxima.

Panasonic is ending their plasma production line in favor of LCDs. Or are they? Either way, what does this mean for the display sector? Nest has done for smoke alarms what they did for thermostats. And they keep marching into our homes. When will control companies stop making touchpanels? Plus we take a page from [...]

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Panasonic is ending their plasma production line in favor of LCDs. Or are they? Either way, what does this mean for the display sector? Nest has done for smoke alarms what they did for thermostats. And they keep marching into our homes. When will control companies stop making touchpanels? Plus we take a page from Chris Neto's article in Commercial Integrator and ask, "What's in YOUR site survey bag?"

Our annual look back at CEDIA 2013. What was the best and worst of the show?  The Crestron App Market was the talk of the show. What did the integrators think about it? Savant has a new automation system. Toshiba is cutting their TV workforce in half. We also talk about Kaleidescape increasing their title [...]

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Our annual look back at CEDIA 2013. What was the best and worst of the show? The Crestron App Market was the talk of the show. What did the integrators think about it? Savant has a new automation system. Toshiba is cutting their TV workforce in half. We also talk about Kaleidescape increasing their title offerings.

What is the deal with Crestron’s new App Market? Nest has an API; how long until AV manufacturers embrace this IT-centric idea. Revolabs says “analog is dead”. Are they right? Plus, should integrators refuse clients based on ethical concerns. Host: Tim Albright Founder Guests: Brad Grimes from InfoComm International, Chris Neto of AVHelpdesk, Dan Fulmer from Fultech [...]

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