Tag: Control
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RGB Integration changes its name to Extron Australia
Though the name has changed, there is no change in ownership. Extron Australia will continue to be the sole distributor of Extron in Australia, providing sales, ... -
iRule announces new investment, raising $2.5 million round led by Detroit Venture Partners
The funding is dedicated to expand sales, marketing and product development and comes from existing investor Detroit Venture Partners (DVP), AOL co-founder Steve Case, fulfilling his ... -
IEEE to adopt the HDBaseT Standard for Ultra-High-Definition digital connectivity
HDBaseT is a successful technology for long-distance ultra-high definition distribution of digital media today, with hundreds of HDBaseT-certified products currently commercialised. It will complement IEEE-SA’s portfolio ... -
GreenPeak launches next generation ZigBee radio chip and modules for IoT networks
The new GP691 ZigBee communications controller provides IEEE Standard 802.15.4-compliant robust spread spectrum data communication in the worldwide 2.4GHz band and is capable of running the ... -
Results of MoCA 2.0 field trials confirm 400Mbps net throughputs
MoCA has always emphasised MAC rates as PHY rates are often the result of tests performed in pristine lab environments and do not reflect real world ... -
THX launches 4K interconnected certification program to support HDMI 2.0 and beyond
THX Ltd. announced today a new 4K interconnect certification program designed for HDMI cables capable of supporting HDMI 2.0 bandwidth requirements and beyond. THX testing is ... -
REVIEW: CasaTunes CT-3 multi-room music system
While the CasaTunes CT-3 is really just a Windows computer, you’re actually paying for a very intelligent app. Stephen Dawson explains. -
AMX Enzo receives facelift for 2014
The product that we here at Connected Home named the best new product at Integrate 2013 has been enhanced. -
ICE Cable arrives in Australia
Cable is just cable, right? Not so, says ICE Cable Systems chief executive and founder Brian Rizzo.
