AMX has appointed Jeff Gorton as UK Business Development Manager for the corporate sector. Responsible for growing awareness of the company’s unified control and automation solutions amongst consultants, specifiers and end-users, Gorton has a wide-ranging experience to drive the company.
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Following the recent launch of the TH-65PB1 65-inch interactive plasma display capable of simultaneous pen input for up to 4 users, Panasonic Visual System Solutions division adds the 103-inch TH-103PB1 and 50-inch TH-50PB2 to this series.
The NEC Showcase at London’s Tabacco Dock featured a variety of solutions, also developer of Multi Touch Applications Omnivision Studios BV launched its Omnitapps Indoor Way Finding software.
Moscow’s Satirikon Theatre opened its season with a production of Romeo and Juliet directed by Konstantin Raikin. Four Christie Roadster S+20K 3-chip DLP projectors (each 20000 lumens) were installed in the projection room at the side of the auditorium, in order to project images onto the structures on stage from a distance of 23 metres.
Peerless-AV has appointed Kishor Kamat as Sales Support for UK and Europe, responsible for handling the full customer order process and managing sales enquiries.
Channel Trends+Visions 2013 is a one day, 2nd May, event in Copenhagen’s Ballerup Super Arena. Here the IT industry can gather inspiration and experience the technologies of the future first hand.
Futuresource’s latest report on the global projector market comes to 1.76 million units shipped in Q1 2013, a year-on-year decline of 7.5% (compared to 2012).
The 25th edition of Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day ‘Funny For Money’ TV broadcast has so far raised a record amount of £75 million-plus for charities in the UK and Africa and was watched by millions of people across the UK.
European Sign Expo, the dedicated signage event co-located with FESPA 2013 at ExCeL London from 25-27 June 2013, unveils details of its education programme for users and designers of visual communication and digital signage installations.
In response to growing demand for its embedded video solutions, Advanced Micro Peripherals (AMP) appoints Bobby Gintz as its US based Director of Applications Engineering.