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DisplayPort Enabled on Aten’s New KVM

by Tom Allen

A new 2-port DisplayPort KVM switch from Aten, the CS782DP, has been designed for graphically-intensive applications. It supports resolutions up to UltraHD at 60Hz, and switching can be accomplished through a remote selector; mouse; …

Tags:DisplayPort| KVMs| Large Display Monitor| Switchers| Vol 23 - Issue 09

IBC 2015 Round Up

by Bob Raikes

German STB maker, ABox42, was showing a new middleware solution that it has developed that is called ABox42 OPA (Operator Android). The middleware allows for the development of Android boxes with security for pay …

Fraunhofer Shows Lici in KVMs

by Bob Raikes

Various Fraunhofer groups had a shared booth in Hall 8. We talked to the team behind the Lici lightweight codec. This (like Intopix and Displaystream) codec has very low latency (around two lines), doesn’t …

Adder Debuts DDX KVM Solution

by Chris Chinnock

Rudimentary keyboard, video and mouse (KVM) solutions have evolved over the years to encompass far more features and capabilities. Adder Technologies’ Infinity solution is an example, but there still remains a need for less …

Tags:Infocomm 2015| KVMs| Large Display Monitor| Vol 22 - Issue 26

Day Two of Display Summit Looks at Connectivity to Start (DS12)

by Bob Raikes

The second day of the Display Summit started with a session moderated by our own Bob Raikes that covered connectivity, especially the impact of UltraHD/4k content. The first speaker was Bob Ventresca who is …

ThinkLogical Shows New 10 Gbps Matrix Switch

by Chris Chinnock

Tags:KVMs| NAB 2015| Switchers

JVC Shows HDR Displays at NAB 2015

by Chris Chinnock

NAB 2015 was the first place that JVC showed new High Dynamic Range (HDR) monitors it has in development. On display was a 70″ and a 32″, both based on rear projection architectures.

Tags:Fibre optics| KVMs| NAB 2015

Black Box is Ready for High-Res Transport

by Tom Allen

Black Box was making ready for UltraHD transmission, with three new products for broadcast and post-production. First was the Agility IP-based KVM switching and extending system; this features ‘lossless’ signal management for point-to-point extension, …

Adder’s IP-based KVM Solutions Solving Post Production Problems

by Helen Vince

Broadcast & Distribution – At CCW (Content and Communications World), we had a chance to take a more careful look at Adder’s KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) extension solutions. KVM extension is needed when …

Tags:CCW 2014 (Content & Communications World)| KVMs| Large Display Monitor| Vol 21 - Issue 46