Industry News
EDG posts many articles from industry experts and our own in-house professionals that we feel will help our clients and potential clients better understand the high-tech world of custom home theaters and home automation systems. Here you'll find articles on the latest smart home technologies, upcoming training and lecture series, product reviews, and much more.
Sources and displays with HDMI and HDCP weren't designed for commercial jobs. Here's how to design reliable systems.
Look for rapid growth and falling prices in LED display market, report says.
Any prospect or client who thinks they can get a cheaper A/V install from a big-box retailer should read this piece, which suggests 10 questions they should ask the installer.
Not long after I published a wish list of Control4 apps, a Belgian firm delivers an app for managing shopping lists.
Steve Jobs unveils streaming-only Apple TV, iTunes 10 with social networking, and a sneek peak at iOS 4.2 for the iPad.
The demise of Charmed Quark reminded us that integrators want hardware with their home automation software; HomeSeer delivers with new HomeTroller S3, soon with Android support
Some customers do want to surf the Web on a touchscreen, watch mediocre streaming movies on the big screen, and get their hands dirty on a DIY project even if they don't save money.
Works with company's CalMAN software to generate 3D video patterns.
Conference will be held at Rancho Bernardo Inn March 9-12, 2011.
NFL and College Football seasons are looming. Here are our favorite rooms to spend fall Saturdays and Sundays in.
Stereoscopic camera will capture 3D images during Mars exploration.
Paradigm's $249 Millennia One LCR speakers feature the high performance of Paradigm's Studio series, but in a tiny size. No big box retailers allowed.
A few weeks after NetStreams pulls out of AVAD, the company professes love for its direct dealers.
Take our poll and make your predictions about what Apple will unveil Wednesday.
What do you think about the September 2010 issue of CE Pro? The 226-page monster of a magazine is now online and arriving in mailboxes soon.