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Techstyle NZ takes to the streets
The team from Techstyle has hit the road, taking its showroom to its dealers, writes director Brendon Reid. It was peculiar afternoon in July 2013: CEDIA ... -
The implications of #NetflixEverywhere: the view of a (near) Netflix planet
Written by: Tony Gunnarsson, senior analyst, TV and OTT Video at Ovum At CES this week, Netflix announced that its online subscription service had been switched ... -
Rich Green: The future of systems integration
The pressure of product commoditisation is very strong, making many of the products we once found extremely profitable much less so, or even free. (Notice the ... -
Digital audio from Windows
Microsoft Windows can make it hard to get the very highest quality audio out of your computer, says Stephen Dawson, but there are ways. -
Commercial audio… Trickle-down tech
In this instalment Jason Allen looks at the latest PA technology, which will eventually become the norm for everyday installations. -
HDBaseT… a power of good
HDBaseT technology offers many features to make installers’ lives easier, but there may be some ‘gotchas’. David Meyer explores the details and the certification process. -
The A-Z of anamorphic lenses
‘Anamorphic’ is a process by which image quality can be optimised, although how that precisely has worked is different now to what it was 60 years ... -
Heos by Denon to target Sonos’ market share
The Australian distributor of Denon products, QualiFi, has launched the company’s new wireless multi-room speaker system, and revealed that much of its development was actually undertaken ... -
Understanding commercial loudspeakers
Jason Allen looks at loudspeakers and power amplifiers, which are respectively the most customer-facing and most hidden elements of your installation. -
Coping with an increased digital data load
As demand increases on digital networks, it’s important to have the right infrastructure in place. David Meyer explains.
