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Dukane Audio Visual recently launched the
ConvVA Student Response system as part of its broad presentation
structure with the goal to enhance the learning experience in the
interactive classroom. Dukane—long known for classroom products
such as overhead projectors, document cameras, and video
projectors—has specialized in classroom AV products for more than
50 years. "Our past products were individual items, and it was a tough
market in that they were relatively expensive with small profit
margins," says John Mucci, general manager of the ConVA Systems Group at
Dukane. "With the ConVA Control and Student Response systems, we provide
a platform for classroom technology." 
The sound-reinforcement system at Ball State
University's Scheumann Stadium was recently upgraded with 14 JBL
Variable Line Array (VLA) loudspeakers. The VLA, in a five-four-five
left-center-right side-by-side configuration, were mounted on top of the
scoreboard at one end of the field. These 14 loudspeakers provide sound
to the whole field. 
SI is proud to announce that its new
inward-curving 30ft. (radius) Curve Reference fixed Frames are now
shipping.
Altinex is pleased to introduce the
CP451-008 wireless touchscreen controller. Ideal for a great many
applications including multimedia control systems, general computing,
and realtime data terminals, the new CP451-008 runs an embedded Windows
XP operating system and accurately senses touch from a finger, stylus,
pen, pencil, gloved finger, or other tool—making it an ideal solution
for a myriad of PC-based control systems. Small, lightweight, and
powerful, the CP451-008 can easily be carried from room to room and used
to control several devices on one or more wireless networks. 
Lexicon, a Harman International Company,
introduced its new I-Onix U22, U42S, and U82S USB desktop recording
interfaces. The I-Onix series offers the highest-quality hardware and
software to provide the user with exceptional recordings. Each model
provides all the necessary tools to transform a computer into a
professional 24-bit digital recording studio—including the USB 2.0
desktop recording interface, Steinberg Cubase LE4 multitrack PC and Mac
recording software, Toontrack EZdrummer Lite virtual-instrument
software, and the new Lexicon Pantheon II VST/AU reverb plug-in.