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2008 Best Hospitality/Restaurant AV Project

PRO AV Editors

Stats is the kind of stylist restaurant you might expect to see in New York, L.A., or Miami?but maybe not Atlanta....

2008 Best Health Care AV Project

PRO AV Editors

It's happening more and more: Hospitals and universities using AV to improve the practice of medicine as well as the training. But because health care AV applications are still comparatively new, building a complex, $2.5 million system like the one at Thomas Jefferson University's Dorrance Hamilton Building required extensive coordination among the stakeholders....

2008 Best Corporate AV Project

PRO AV Editors

Ask Bob Dougherty, global IT manager at Haworth, why integrating AV into the company's new headquarters was challenging, and he says, ?Because it had to be integrated into Haworth's products, including credenzas, tables, and walls.?...

2008 PRO AV Spotlight Awards

PRO AV Editors

Who knew such great AV work was happening in Minnesota? When PRO AV began the rewarding task of poring over all the entries for these, our very first Spotlight Awards, we noticed several came from the Land of 10,000 Lakes....

That's A Wrap

Tim Kridel

The TV business news market is crowded, so when Fox decided to launch a business channel, it wanted to stand out from the pack. That quest to be different shows in the design of its Midtown Manhattan studio, which features a mix of curved projection screens, an LED tower, and 50-plus plasma displays....

Integrating Source Control for Multiview Applications

PRO AV Editors

Multi-input display processors for control rooms or other applications present video and information in a unified way....

Test Your Knowledge of Summer Olympic AV

PRO AV Editors

Match the 2008 Beijing Olympic venue or event with some of the AV gear used there....

Making AV Sales

PRO AV Editors

As part of its annual survey of AV integrators' compensation and benefits, InfoComm asks a series of questions about sales quotas-who's setting them, who's meeting them, and whether or not quotas are going up....

Q&A with Ron Sauro, NWAA Labs

PRO AV Editors

A former NASA engineer and scientist, Ron Sauro now heads up NWAA Labs, a Santa Clarita, Calif.?based lab for testing loudspeakers and materials for the audio industry....

In MDUs, the Sky's the Limit

Dan Daley

When PRO AV asks its readers whether they do work in the residential market, nearly half say they do. Now, that figure might be down this year if all we were talking about was single-family homes. But residential projects encompass so much more....

Tandberg Unveils HD Laptop Videoconferencing

PRO AV Editors

Tandberg recently conducted its first public preview of its new mobile HD videoconferencing technology....

Sennheiser Adds to Southcentral Sales Team

PRO AV Editors

Symetrix, a provider of signal processing technology for the installed audio, broadcast, and recording markets, promoted Trent Wagner to senior product manager and hired Derrick Davis to fill his previous position of marketing communications manager....

Harman Appoints New CAO

PRO AV Editors

Harman International Industries appointed Jennifer Peter as vice president and chief accounting officer....

InfoComm, NSCA Cancel TechWeek

PRO AV Editors

InfoComm International announced that the inaugural NSCA TechWeek, originally slated for Oct. 20 - 24, 2008, has been cancelled....

NSCA Requests More White Spaces Tests

PRO AV Editors

NSCA Executive Director Chuck Wilson expressed his concerns regarding white space proceedings and new television bandwidth devices in a recent letter to FCC Chairman Kevin Martin....

Toshiba Projector Emits 3,000 Lumens

PRO AV Editors

Toshiba's Digital Products Division, a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, launched the TLP-XE30U, a 3,000-ANSI-lumen projector that comes with a three-year standard limited warranty and offers 3LCD technology with features such as blackboard wall color adjustment and quick-power shutdown....