SMK-Link Launching ‘1st’ Projector URC

SMK-Link Launching ‘1st’ Projector URC

By Lisa Johnston On May 9 2013 - 2:34pm

The universal remote from SMK-Link will work all popular makes and models, accor
The universal remote from SMK-Link will work all popular makes and models, according to the company.


Camarillo, Calif. — SMK-Link Electronics has launched what it is calling the industry’s first universal remote controls for projectors.

The 24-button IR remote supports “all popular projector makes and models,” the company said. Supported manufacturers include 3M, BenQ, Boxlight, Canon, Casio, Christie, Dell, Dukane, Eiki, Epson, Hitachi, HP, InFocus, JVC, Mitsubishi, NEC, Optoma, Panasonic, Phillips, Pioneer, Polaroid, Polyvision, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Smart, Sony, Toshiba, Vidikron and Viewsonic, among others.

 

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Logitech Updates Harmony Line

Logitech Updates Harmony Line

TWICE Staff On Oct 4 2012 - 2:38pm

The Harmony Touch has a $249 suggested retail.
The Harmony Touch has a $249 suggested retail.


Newark, Calif. — Logitech has added to its Harmony line of remote with the introduction of the Harmony Touch.

The device lets users add, remove and re-order up to 50 channel icons from their cable or satellite providers on a 2.4-inch color touchscreen. Channels, games and music can be accessed by tapping, swiping or scrolling the screen.

Set up is done online.  

Xantech Offers IR-Over-IP Control Line

Xantech Offers IR-Over-IP Control Line

John Laposky On Sep 7 2012 - 8:54am




Indianapolis — Xantech introduced at CEDIA Expo this week its XtraNet line of wired and wireless products for integration into commercial and home A/V systems, allowing control of any device over an installed IP network.

The XtraNet range of products enables native IR, Wi-Fi and serial control of networked A/V devices using any IR remote or wireless, web-enabled iOS or Android device.

DarbeeVision Debuts HDMI Video Enhancer

DarbeeVision Debuts HDMI Video Enhancer

John Laposky On Sep 7 2012 - 8:52am




Indianapolis — DarbeeVision is at CEDIA Expo demonstrating the Darblet, a new TV accessory product that enhances HDMI video in real time.

The Darblet is a small HDMI video processor device that embeds real depth information into a video stream, increasing the levels of perceived depth, clarity and realism, the company said, equating its effect on video "to what Dolby does for sound."

Stewart Bows Entry-Level CIMA Projection Screens

Stewart Bows Entry-Level CIMA Projection Screens

John Laposky On Sep 6 2012 - 10:51am




Indianapolis — Stewart Filmscreen has introduced at CEDIA Expo its new CIMA screen material, now available in fixed-frame, above-ceiling and below-ceiling framing systems

CIMA is designed as an entry-level, competitively priced screen solution offering basic configurations in both white and gray material, depending on the environment.

The CIMA Neve white screen material is ideally suited for applications where lighting control is available, while the CIMA Tiburon gray screen material is optimized for applications with less lighting control. 

DVDO Showing Wireless HD System

DVDO Showing Wireless HD System

John Laposky On Sep 6 2012 - 10:30am




Indianapolis – DVDO is showcasing at CEDIA Expo its Air WirelessHD system, an uncompressed wireless A/V transmission system that enables the delivery of full 1080p video and 7.1-channel lossless surround sound for 2D and 3D HD content.

The DVDO Air also transmits HDMI management and control signals, including commands from the Consumer Electronics Control protocol.

Premier Releases New-Format Catalog

Premier Releases New-Format Catalog

TWICE Staff On Aug 7 2012 - 11:45am




Anaheim, Calif. - Premier Mounts has released its latest product catalog, this one with a new format.

Xpand 3D Forms Home-Theater Unit

Xpand 3D Forms Home-Theater Unit

TWICE Staff On Aug 7 2012 - 11:42am




Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Xpand 3D has established a new home-theater division to sell its active-shutter 3D glasses.

The new division is led by Philippe Coissac, head of global home-theater sales, and its goal is to better serve the needs of systems integrators and home theater customers, the company said.