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PPDS Created Waves at ISE
At InfoComm 2024, PPDS showcased its mechanical and electronic innovations and discussed its partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing.
Digital Signage Insights from ISE 2025
SMBs and digital signage are a fast-growing tend to watch in 2025.
On the Cutting “Edge” with LED Studio
In an exclusive video interview, Ross Noonan provides a demonstration of groundbreaking products and explains how LED Studio can help achieve a future-proof display installation in any environment.
Applications and Opportunities Abound at Sharp
Sharp senior vice president and general manager Mark Quiroz shared his vision for Sharp in the coming year, insight on which verticals have the greatest potential for growth in the broader display market, and thoughts on how display manufacturers can best support both end users and integrators.
Top 5 Takeaways from Christie at ISE 2025
Christie highlights five trends from the show, including projection mapping, video walls, and immersive experiences.
Sharp's Innovative Projector Technology Built on Synergy from Legacy of Excellence
Kevin Christopherson, director of Product Marketing at Sharp, discusses the company’s innovation in projector technology, which is built on a strong legacy of excellence with NEC Display Solutions.
Introducing the Amazon Signage Stick
Powerful, affordable, and professional signage made simple.
At Esports and Sports Venues, Absen Calls the Shots
Absen recently sat down with AV Technology to discuss the growing role of video walls in esports and sports, effective strategies for working with teams and venues, critical technology considerations for space design, and cutting-edge Absen products leveling up arenas nationwide.
A Crystal-Clear Vision for the Future of Sharp
Ben Hardy, senior product manager of Large Format Displays, and Ryan Pitterle, senior product manager of Projectors at Sharp recently sat down with AV Technology’s Cindy Davis to discuss what has changed since the joint venture with NEC Display Solutions over the past four years and—perhaps even more critically—what hasn't.
