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Why Sony's New BRAVIA Pro BZ-P Series Displays are the Intelligent Choice for Higher Education
Sponsored by Sony
For AV/IT managers at colleges and universities, deciding on which display technology to choose impacts more than what's on the screen. Learn about the new BZ-P Series.
Direct View LED Explained: How dvLEDs Work, Pixel Pitch, Cost, and Use Cases
Sponsored by ViewSonic
ViewSonic’s Shane Roma discusses how dvLED technology works, what pixel pitch means, how organizations deploy LED video walls, and how integrators design these systems.
How CMS-Ready Displays are Redefining Digital Signage in the Modern Workplace
Sponsored by ViewSonic
The CMS-ready ViewSonic CDE31 is a dual-purpose display built for 24/7 performance, redefining workplace utility by quickly switching between meeting presentations and digital signage powered by popular third-party apps.
PlexusAV: Open Standards Are Shaping the Future of Pro AV
Modern deployments are forcing manufacturers to rethink how audio, video, and IT networks work together.
A Merger That Makes Sense
VITEC acquired Datapath in 2025. Here's why that's a good thing.
LCD vs. dvLED Video Walls: Choosing the Right Technology for High Impact Spaces
Sponsored by ViewSonic
Learn why dvLED has become the preferred video wall technology for high-impact, modern spaces. We outline the pros and cons so you can make an informed purchasing decision.
Easy Video Wall Installation is Here
Sponsored by ViewSonic
Traditional video wall installations are difficult and complex. Hear from ViewSonic on why power considerations, designing for your physical space, and the option of an All-in-One solution should be kept in mind.
The Benefits of ViewSonic as a Partner
Sponsored by ViewSonic
Installation, support, power, processing, maintenance, and more have been simplified by the All-in-One dvLED solutions from ViewSonic.
How High-Quality Fiber-Optic Cables Solve Common AV Challenges
Sponsored by Multilink
Today's audio and visual (AV) technologies necessitate components that can handle higher bandwidths, high-resolution outputs, and faster speeds. Fiber-optic cables are becoming the standard for AV applications.
