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ZTE Delivers STBs to TotalPlay Based on Netgem Middleware

by Alan Spencer

Netgem has announced that it has signed an agreement with ZTE for the delivery of TV solutions to telco operators in Latin America. The first telco to benefit from this agreement was TotalPlay in …

Scalable Display Spins Off Huddlewall

by Chris Chinnock

Scalable Display Technologies says it will spin off its Huddlewall collaboration display business, selling it to Sweden-based Hoylu AB. The multi-projector blending and warping products will continue with the Scalable name and a new …

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Optoma Produces Its Own HDBaseT Transmitter

by Bob Raikes

Optoma has launched its new HDBaseT transmitter, the 4K100TX which is, of course, compatible with Optoma HDBaseT-enabled projectors. James Fursse, VSS Technical Product Manager at Optoma Europe, commented: “The 4K100TX HDBaseT transmitter simplifies transmission …

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Philips 32″ Monitor Is Curved and FullHD

by Bob Raikes

MMD has launched a new 31.5″ FullHD curved (1800R) monitor based on a VA panel. It has 250 cd/m² of output and colour support is NTSC 103% (based on CIE 1976) and sRGB 126% …

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ATSC Round Up

by Aldo Cugnini

Imagine Partners with Sinclair Broadcast to Deliver Content Using ATSC 3.0 Imagine Communications unveiled at the 2017 NAB Show its integrated suite of products positioned to unleash the full power of the emerging ATSC …

Sinclair Presents Its Vision of the Future of Broadcasting

by Aldo Cugnini

Speaking to a packed house at the NAB BEIT, Sinclair Broadcast Group (SBG) executive Louis Libin described the main elements and continuation of a vision for terrestrial broadcasting in the United States that builds …

ATSC 3.0 Featured Widely At Annual Broadcasters’ Conference

by Aldo Cugnini

At the annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Conference in Las Vegas this past week, promoters and implementers of the emerging ATSC 3.0 standard left no doubt that it is becoming a key driver …

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Hulu Launches Live TV as Expected

by Alan Spencer

Hulu has launched its new live TV streaming service in beta in the US, after previously announcing its intentions to launch a live service. The service offers more than 50 live and on-demand channels …

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Highlights of NAB 2017

by Chris Chinnock

Our special reports on NAB 2017 also include coverage of the SMPTE-organized Future of Cinema conference as well as a number of NAB-organized sessions. The focus of coverage was on AR/VR and the HDR …

Dahoo Shows LED-Based Green Screen Replacement

by Chris Chinnock

Dahoo is a company that LED maker Leyard purchased recently and they were showing an innovative display solution at NAB – a green screen replacement technology using LED video walls. In all green screen …

SiliconCore Shows COB LED Screen

by Chris Chinnock

SiliconCore was at NAB showing off its range of LED screens. New is their LISA screen which features Chip on Board (COB) LED integration technology. (shown at ISE – Silicon Core Adopts COB Technology) …

Samsung Debuts New LED and LCD Products

by Chris Chinnock

Samsung revealed some new LCD and LED products at NAB. For example, the QM98F 98” is a new edge-lit 4K/UHD LED Smart Signage Display. These are based on TV components and panels, but have …