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How low can you go?
Crossovers are vital when it comes to configuring an audio system. Anthony Grimani outlines the steps to finding the right frequency for your project. Setting the ... -
How many screens is too many?
There has never been more options for creating the perfect visual display. John O’Brien talks through the many solutions and whether they may be right ... -
If you don’t value your service, why should anyone else?
In a competitive market, having confidence in your own knowledge and skills can tip the balance. Pete Baker writes about hyping your ability, rather than cutting ... -
Hey Google, grow old with me…
Assisted living, in either disability or aged-care settings, is a sector ripe for technological enhancement. But it’s not as straightforward as one might think. Anna Hayes ... -
IPV6 – what is it and where is it? – Part I
Hot property tends to move fast and IP addresses have been all the rage for quite a while. Geoff Meads explores the evolution of IPV6 and ... -
Sound and Vision: Upgrade for success
With hybrid working here to stay, David Meyer explores how to create the performance home office – a space designed for longevity rather than the short ... -
‘UX’ and why we need to be better at it
As AV systems become more and more complex, simplicity of operation is key. Geoff Meads explores user experience and the fine line between making life easier ... -
Dome Sweet Dome
Kraftwerk Living Technologies spent two years installing an immersive dome that’s packed full of AV technology. Sean Carroll finds out more about the award-winning project. If ... -
Energy’s the game in the Living Lab
The Living Lab, backed by the UK government’s council for science and technology, is a network of homes upgraded with smart home technology which provide real-time ... -
Concealed AV: Blink and you’ll miss it
Technology can be a beautiful thing, but sometimes we want it to be heard and not seen. Plenty of integrators and manufacturers are finding ways to ...