CEDIA EXPO 2009
TWICE's coverage of CEDIA Expo 2009
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CEDIA Returns To Indy In 2011
The Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) will stage its annual Expo in Atlanta next year, but in 2011 and 2012 will return to this city. Indianapolis hosted the show from 1999 to 2001 and from 2003 to 2005. Originally, Atlanta was to host the show for three years beginning More -
CEDIA Expo Returns To Indy In 2011
Indianapolis - The Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) will stage its annual Expo in Atlanta next year as planned but in 2011 and 2012 will shift the show venue back to Indianapolis, the association announced. More -
ADI's CEDIA Event Draws 1,300
ADI and its suppliers drew 1,300 dealers to its fourth annual customer celebration, held at the Opera Atlanta Event Center during CEDIA Expo here last month. The Melville, N.Y.-based distributor also sponsored the CEDIA Learning Labs to provide attendees with hands-on experiences with the latest More -
TWICE Presents Its Excellence In Retailing Awards
TWICE Editor-in-Chief Steve Smith discusses the latest headlines that ae affecting the consumer electronics industry. More -
ADI's CEDIA Event Draws 1,300
Melville, N.Y. - ADI and its suppliers drew 1,300 dealers to its fourth annual customer celebration, held at the Opera Atlanta Event Center during CEDIA Expo last month in Atlanta. More -
Projectiondesign's Avielo Expands Customizable Projector Lineup
One year into the launch of its Avielo home-theater projector brand, Projectiondesign is refocusing its distribution partners, has expanded its product lineup to include models priced from $7,000 to $70,000 and has added some of the first models to include LED-lighting technology. More -
Crestron Updates Its Home-A/V Components Lines
Crestron is maintaining its home-theater presence with next-generation Procise-series components and an updated version of its Adagio Digital Media System (ADMS) Intermedia Delivery Media Server, which searches across physical and online sources to find selected movies and music. More -
Some Retailers Still Win In Tough Year
In a year where plenty of retailers have told TWICE, “Flat sales are the new growth curve” — or words to that effect — more times than anyone would care to hear, you'd think that it would be tough to find retailers of any stripe, especially CE retailers, to honor. The CE industry didn't go on More -
TWICE People
John Taylor, public affairs and communications VP for LG Electronics, and Thomas Vining, engineering VP for Electrolux Home Products, have been elected to the board of The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM), the industry trade association …. Greg Gadbois joins Assurant Solutions' More -
CEATEC ’09 May Illustrate An Industry In Transition
TWICE Editor-in-Chief Steve Smith discusses the latest headlines that ae affecting the consumer electronics industry. More -
Capitol's Kussard Honored By CEDIA
Eagan, Minn. - Jeff Kussard, Capitol's strategic development director and longtime custom-installation industry veteran, received three citations for his years of outstanding contributions to the custom installation industry. More -
Crestron Readies Home-A/V Components
Rockleigh, N.J. - Crestron is maintaining its home-theater presence with next-generation Procise-series components. More -
Phones (?) At CEDIA Expo
TWICE Editor-in-Chief Steve Smith discusses the latest headlines that ae affecting the consumer electronics industry. More -
Uchiyama Takes Charge Of Toshiba's Sales & Marketing Direction
Longtime Toshiba America Consumer Products veteran Yoshi Uchiyama recently attended CEDIA Expo here in his new role overseeing sales and marketing efforts for both the TV and digital A/V (DAV) businesses. He previously served as the senior VP of the DAV marketing and planning group, and in the past More -
Sonance Expands Speaker Lines
Sonance expanded its Visual Performance series and Cinema series at the CEDIA Expo, where it also showed a concept product that turns an iPod Touch into a permanent in-wall touchscreen that controls home systems. To its Visual Performance series of in-wall and in-ceiling speakers, the company added More -
Trufig Kits To Eliminate On-Wall Clutter
Dana Innovations, parent of Sonance and iPort, launched a new company whose products are designed to eliminate a visual hodgepodge of on-wall light switches, electrical outlets, audio/video wall plates, keypads and touchscreens. Dana's Trufig startup debuted at the CEDIA Expo with installation kits More -
Rotel Networks Audio Components
Rotel came to the CEDIA Expo with its first two audio components that stream Internet radio and network with home PCs. Both new Rotel products also control media on a connected iPod or other USB Class 2 device. The company joined several other audio companies unveiling their first networked More -
AMX Updating Custom Lineup
Atlanta - AMX entered the HDMI distribution market, brought out tabletop versions of its in-wall keypads and select touchpanels, and launched its first in-wall touchpanel at less than $1,000. More -
LightZing To Strike Low-Voltage Market
Atlanta - ImageCrafters wants to simplify the installation of low-voltage multi-room lighting systems with its planned component-style LightZing 1.6, which eliminates the need for licensed electricians to get involved in a low-voltage install. More -
Trufig Kits To Eliminate On-Wall Clutter
Atlanta - Dana Innovations launched a new company whose products are designed to eliminate the visual hodgepodge of on-wall light switches, electrical outlets, audio/video wall plates, keypads and touchscreens. More
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