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TWICE On The Scene: CEDIA

2007-09-05 00:00:00

The Colorado Convention Center in Denver Welcomes CEDIA Expo attendees.
At Exceptional Technology's Life/Ware Village presentation Microsoft's Scott Evans outlined the new features of Media Center servers designed for CEDIA installers.
Exceptional Technology's Mike Seamons reviews how specially-configured Philips' remote controls and Lutron thermostats can control a Life/Ware home automation and digital entertainment system.
JVC's assistant VP of marketing Dave Walton gave details on some of the company's most advanced video technologies at its event Wednesday.
Scott "Captain Kirk" Ramirez of Toshiba with an alien guest during a Star Trek-themed Toshiba press event.
Toshiba's Jody Sally "beamed up" to discuss Toshiba's HD DVD plans and the Star Trek HD DVD promo for later this year.
Randy Waynick, senior VP/marketing of Sony Home Products, addressing the press at its event Wednesday
Barry Sonnefeld, film director and producer, extolled the virtues and features of Sony projectors over the years on Wednesday.
Murray Huppin of Huppin's OneCall (from left) Walt Stinson of ListenUp, and Gary Yacoubian of MyerEmco.
Bjorn Dybdahl of Bjorn's Audio Video (left) with Bob Weissburg of D&M Holdings.
John Iacoviello of Panasonic (left) with Mihir Mody of Home Theater Store
JVC's Craig Geiger(left)and Karl Bearnarth(right)flank Vann's Rob Standley.
Samsung's Tim Baxter(left)with Phil Cohn of Boston Acoustics.

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