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India Cinema Chain Inox Adds Five New IMax Theatres to Circuit

by Andrew Fenn

IMax and INOX, a multiplex chain in India, have announced an agreement for five new IMax theatres, which will be added to new complexes, with two located in the city of Delhi and one …

Tags:IMAX| India| Large Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 16

Record IMAX Signings in India Continue as INOX Leisure Ltd. Adds Five New IMAX Theatres to Circuit

by Damir Lokas

MAX Corporation (NYSE: IMAX) and INOX Leisure Limited (INOX), a world-class multiplex chain in India, announced an agreement for five new IMAX theatres. The theatres will be added to new complexes, with two located …

Tags:IMAX

Educational VR: Prosumers versus Consumers

by Len Scrogan

There are a lot of good things happening with educational VR across the country, yet I find that many of the great stories about VR in classrooms somehow seem to fly under the radar. …

Tags:Education| Virtual Reality| Vol 25 - Issue 17

NAB 2018: Where Do We Go From Here?

by Pete Putman

I just returned from my 24th consecutive visit to the NAB Show in Las Vegas and left with a lot to think about. This was one of the quietest NAB shows I’ve ever attended …

Barco Lays the Foundation for its “Factory for the Future”

by Andrew Fenn

Barco has revealed its new home base for its manufacturing department. Since 2016, all of the company’s Belgium branches have been gradually moving across to the new campus, located at the Beneluxpark in Kortrijk, …

Tags:Barco| Large Display Monitor| Manufacturing| Vol 25 - Issue 16

Barco Lays the Foundation for a Factory for the Future

by Damir Lokas

Technology player Barco strengthens its ‘One Barco’ approach – as well as its manufacturing operations – with a future-proof new home base for its manufacturing department. Since 2016, all Barco’s departments in Belgium have …

Tags:Barco

Proposed China Tariffs Would Cost U.S. Consumers Millions on TVs, Says New CTA, NRF Study

by Damir Lokas

The Trump administration’s proposed tariffs on TVs from China would increase the price Americans pay for TVs, costing U.S. consumers an estimated $711 million over the next year, according to a new study commissioned …

Tags:CTA (was CEA)

IBM Result 17/4/2018

by Vijaya

IBM has announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2018. IBM reported revenue of $19.1 billion in Q1 2018 with a 5% increase in the revenues compared to $18.15 billion reported in …

Tags:Financial Data| IBM| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 16

AOC and BenQ Monitors Have FreeSync 2 and HDR400

by Bob Raikes

AOC and BenQ have new gaming monitors that are very similar in specification and have support for both the VESA HDR400 specification and also FreeSync 2 for tear-free display. Peak brightness is 400 cd/m², …

Samsung is Not Looking to Commercialise OLED + QD

by Bob Raikes

At a TV launch event in Korea, Han Jong-hee, head of Samsung Electronics’ visual display business has confirmed that the company is not trying to make any kind of OLED TV, but is focusing …

Siewert & Kau Signs New Distribution Deal with Giada

by Andrew Fenn

IT distributor Siewert & Kau is now selling Giada mini-PCs, primarily as media players for digital signage applications.The players are available in a variety of models with different features. They have an average operating …

Tags:Distribution| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Media Players| Vol 25 - Issue 16

Asus Officially Announces AMD Graphics Card Rebrand

by Andrew Fenn

Following rumours that surfaced last week, Asus has announced its new graphics card brand, called Arez—not Ares, as was originally gleaned from early reports. (Asus Launching New Gaming Sub-Brand This Month?) Arez graphics cards …

Tags:AMD| Asus| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| Vol 25 - Issue 15