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Kaleidescape “ran out of money”, now reopen
On 19 August, manufacturer of high-end media servers Kaleidescape temporarily ceased operations. The reason? It simply “ran out of money.” But that’s not altogether ... -
Sonos releases software update
Sonos has released its software version 6.4, and with it comes some fundamental navigation changes and improved usability. For a start, users no longer ... -
The Helix: Krix’s latest in-ceiling loudspeaker
Krix has announced the Helix flush mount in-ceiling loudspeaker: a new addition to their concealed speaker range. Taking design cues from the larger Stratospherix, ... -
CMoo to unveil CMee at CEDIA 2016
CMoo Systems, a startup company based in Hod Hasharon, Israel, has raised the funding to finish the development and launch of its new technology ... -
Nordost adds new range of custom flat speaker cables
Flat, flexible and durable cables are essential for professionals in the entertainment industry and individuals for everyday use. And now thanks to its Lifestyle ... -
REVIEW: Astell & Kern AK500N network media player
Despite the cost and a few oddities, the AK500N network media player delivers flawless audio playback. Stephen Dawson reports. Astell & Kern is a ... -
Understanding home cinema seating design
Often an afterthought in home cinema design, seating can be a potentially lucrative low-tech solution for integrators. Joe Young explores the key trends in ... -
Switching on to KVM
KVM technology is evolving rapidly and is being used in and ever-increasing range of applications. Jacob Harris spoke with some KVM experts to see ... -
Honeywell’s security solutions to be distributed by Synnex Australia
As businesses and consumers diversify their security desires with the growth of IoT and smart home systems, Synnex Australia has signed a deal with ... -
KNX completes Melbourne Super House
The versatility of a KNX system has been used to great effect in the award-winning Melbourne Super House project from Sagar Smart Homes. ...
