Fleetwood Group, Inc., the leading North American designer and manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) keypads purpose-built for audience response and interactive voting applications, is adding a new group response system to its popular Reply® product family in June 2007.

Fleetwood‘s intellectual property portfolio, industry knowledge, and RF design and manufacturing skills have combined to create another portable solution for interactive meeting, market research, classroom learning, and other feedback activities that the industry commonly labels as ‘audience response‘, ‘group response‘, or ‘interactive voting‘. “This new system is based on the Reply CRS7200 keypad, and it was designed to harmonize a wide range of interactive features into a single product that we can sell at an appealing price.” said Hugh Harper, International Sales Manager for the Electronics Division of Fleetwood. more

Fleetwood Group, Inc., the leading North American designer and manufacturer of radio frequency (RF) keypads purpose-built for audience response and electronic voting applications, is introducing a new interactive product in June 2007.

The Reply® Model CRS960X is a handheld wireless (radio frequency, or RF) base station that communicates with Reply® Model CRS5200 wireless audience response keypads. The CRS960X is designed to poll keypads and display results – without using a PC. External video displays are not necessary since this handheld base station has a large LCD to display session questions, individual responses, results graphs, and other system parameters to the operator. more

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TV One-task is introducing the 1T-C2-400 PC/HD Scaler that does cross conversion between the growing list of PC and HD resolutions.

ERLANGER, KY, May 10, 2007–The long list of PC and HD resolutions keeps growing, so TV One-task decided to end the problem by introducing the 1T-C2-400 HD/PC scaler. Based on TV One‘s exclusive CORIO2® technology, the 1T-C2-400 cross converts between virtually any PC resolution up to 2048×2048 and any HDTV resolution up to 1080p on both the input and output. more

Atlanta, Georgia – May 03, 2007 — Visix, Inc. is pleased to announce that it will support commercially available weather produced by AccuWeather.com. Under the terms of the arrangement, Visix will deliver professional weather content to AxisTV users that purchase the optional subscription service. Users can select to receive published content from any or all of the following categories – local weather (current conditions), local five-day forecast and local weather radar. Professionally designed layouts can be automatically updated through the AxisTV graphic link feature.

The Graphical Weather Modules from AccuWeather.com have been developed specifically to provide digital signage applications with the weather elements in which the public has the greatest interest. more

TV One-task combats the digital era with the new high-performance 1T-C2-520 DVI, RGB, YUV to SD/HD-SDI converter which is perfect for the professional or broadcast market.

ERLANGER, KY, May 3, 2007–The new 1T-C2-520 adds to the list of high-quality conversion devices available through the TV One-task product line. The 1T-C2-520 converts DVI-D 720p or 1080i HD signals to HD-SDI or analog YPbPr or RGBHV to HD-SDI. Since it also converts standard analog YUV signals at 525i or 625i to SD-SDI, it is the perfect product for converting Beta to SDI. more

TV One-task has made video signals easier to work with thanks to the 1T-C2-511, HD-SDI to DVI-I converter, which is capable of extracting the embedded audio out of the HD-SDI signal.

ERLANGER, KY, April 11, 2007–TVOne-Task has added the 1T-C2-511 to the list of products on display at NAB. The 1T-C2-511 converts HD-SDI to DVI-D and analog RGBHV. It also converts 525i or 625i SD-SDI to 480p and 576p respectively in DVI-D and analog RGBHV. The Embedded Stereo Audio can be extracted from the SD-SDI or HD-SDI input. Any one of the eight available stereo channels may be selected and output in analog and AES3-id digital formats. more

The C2-7260 Dual Channel HD Video Processor will make a grand entrance at NAB with 17 video inputs including eight that are solely dedicated to HD-SDI.

ERLANGER, KY, April 12, 2007–TV One‘s new CORIO2® based C2-7260 Dual Channel HD Video Processor combats the ever growing need for additional HD-SDI inputs. The C2-7260 features an impressive 17 inputs: eight HD-SDI or SD-SDI, three DVI-I (which also handle RGB, YUV or YPbPr), three Composite Video and three S-Video. The C2-7260 has two independent outputs channels that each offer HD-SDI or SD-SDI, DVI-I, any RGB format and Composite or S-Video supporting virtually every bidirectional analog-to-HDTV conversion thinkable. more

April 10, 2007 – HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK – Electrograph Systems, Inc., one of the nation‘s largest display technology distributors, today announced Chicago‘s Navy Pier will be the next stop for its Display Technology Experience (DTE) educational and networking event for A/V resellers. Set for May 3, 2007, DTE Chicago will be highlighted by Noel Lee, CEO and “Head Monster” of Monster Cable Products, Inc., who will lead a discussion about the art of attachment selling. more

ALACHUA, FL — “Microphone problems are history,” states Sabine Marketing Director Rob Rothschild. “The Sabine Phantom Mic Rider solves every podium microphone problem imaginable, including improper mic technique.”

How can this be? Simply put, Sabine engineers said “Why not?” and developed a phantom-powered in-line digital signal processor (DSP) that puts feedback control, automatic gain control and proximity effect control where it belongs: at the microphone. more