July 10, 2008— SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA — TOA Electronics, Inc., an industry leader in manufacturing commercial audio and electronic security products, recently added Digital Signage solutions to its product line.

In partnership with Orion Images Corporation of Cypress, California, TOA now offers Kiosks, Multi-Panel Displays, and Public View Monitors to the A/V market in the United States. Orion Images has emerged as one of the leading global manufacturers of LCD video monitors, and now TOA’s well established dealer channel has access to Orion’s impressive lineup of LCD-based Digital Signage products.

Allan R. Lamberti, Vice President & General Manager of TOA Electronics, Inc. stated, “This market segment is expected to reach $13 billion by 2010. TOA dealers are key players in this arena and it is a natural fit for TOA to offer our dealers these products.�

All of the Digital Signage products offered by TOA are designed with simplicity in mind. With easy-to-use software, content can be quickly loaded and customized. Remote control over the internet or LAN/WAN can also be provided through select systems. The product design itself is clean and functional to provide maximum utility with minimum distraction. All of these products are assembled in ISO-9001 certified factories and carry a two year warranty.

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MUSKEGON, MI─ The first of its kind training opportunity is open to all church technicians and musicians seeking the finest in-depth technology training available in the areas of audio, musicianship, lighting, recording, and media presentation. The Worship Arts Technology Summit will be held September 14 – 18, 2008 in Muskegon, Michigan. All skill levels are welcome as the training will be presented in structured technology tracks, allowing attendees to begin with the basics and build upon them with a series of increasingly advanced class offerings. more

STEVENSVILLE, Md. July 10, 2008 — Video Mount Products (videomount.com), a leading provider of mounting solutions for the video, audio, and security industries, is proud to announce it has launched its redesigned website and it is now live.

“Video Mount Products prides itself as being the most customer-friendly mounting solution company in the business, and our redesigned website furthers this commitment,� explained Keith Fulmer, president of Video Mount Products. “VMP’s redesigned website is now even more user-friendly by providing useful tools, easy navigation, and extensive product and application information across our entire product line.� more

BERKELEY, CA–Clear-Com® Communication Systems, a brand of The Vitec Group, and the leading global provider of professional communication solutions for the broadcast, live performance, government and commercial markets, is helping the production team at the University of California at Berkeley’s Zellerbach Auditorium stay connected. The 2,000-seat performing arts center, operated by Cal Performances, has integrated Clear-Com’s CellCom10® digital wireless system into its existing wired setup, realizing an immediate improvement in reception and reliability. more

Erlanger, KY, July 10, 2008 – TV One has announced the release of three new audio products in the A2-7000 Series consisting of the A2-7302, A2-7312 and the A2-7342. They are primarily designed to provide maximum format flexibility for the C2-7310 HD Audio/Video Processor’s audio inputs and outputs. The C2-7310 provides AES3-id audio I/O via two HD-44 Connectors. Additionally, the A2-7300 units may be used in conjunction with one another, without the C2-7310, to provide bi-directional analog/digital or AES3/AES3-id conversion. more

Christie projectors were central to SAT’s innovative SAT(osphere), a portable projection dome 18m (59 feet) in diameter, which played a key role in the aboriginal commemoration facet of the festivities marking the 400th anniversary of the city of Quebec.

The SAT(osphere), open from June 21 to July 1, was created by artists at Montreal’s Society For Arts and Technology (SAT). Built on the banks of the Bassin Louise in the old Port of Quebec City, the inflatable dome showcased the First Nations-themed multimedia show, “Domagaya,� named for the son of the Iroquois leader whose village became present-day Quebec City. more