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May 5, 2022

Panasonic Education Solutions

By: Scott C Frey

The DDMC met with our good friends at Panasonic this afternoon. All of us know they provide high quality classroom projectors. We just now discovered is they have a "pimp my projector" option with custom vinyl wraps! Custom Graphic/Logo/Colors. A...
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August 15, 2019

Epson

By: Richard Mitchell

Face it, the form factor of most projectors hasn't changed much over the past few decades. Most projectors subscribe to the "rectangular box" design, sometimes spicing it up with white AND black options, oh my! Enter the Epson EV-105... If...
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April 2, 2018

Epson Demonstrates Pro L1300U

By: Richard Mitchell

This past week, Epson provided an overview of their Pro L1300U projector at the Technology Engagement Center. The projector is an impressive 8,000-lumen beast, specifically designed for medium to large environments where image and color accuracy matters. The laser light engine...
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November 9, 2017

AV Networking and Security

By: Richard Mitchell

The AV-focused Halloween Duke Digital Media Community (DDMC) session on networking and security highlighted just how complex the AV ecosystem has become. As mentioned in the session, ten years ago, networking and security weren't a primary consideration when commissioning an...
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September 26, 2017

HP Sprout Pro G2

By: Richard Mitchell

HP visited Duke's Technology Engagement Center (TEC) this morning to provide an overview of their Sprout Pro G2. Describing the Sprout is a tricky thing to do considering the unique capabilities of the device. As HP was quick to mention,...
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May 25, 2017

Epson Brightlink 696Ui Demo

By: Stephen Toback

Andrew Schretter from Duke's Math Department was in the market for an interactive projection system and has shared his thoughts on the Epson Brightlink 696Ui which was supplied to us for testing courtesy of Erik Benson of Kontek. As far...
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