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The increasing number of AV devices in a classroom has
made control systems a popular item for teachers and administrators.
Control systems are used to provide multifunctional support to
everything from the flatpanel display and projector to input devices
such as the DVD/VCR player, streaming video from the Internet, and the
document camera. 1UControl in Granger, Ind., began the development of
its software-based control system nearly 10 years ago. The company's
flagship product, the Virtual Remote Control Center, has been on the
market for the past three years. 
The Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM)
recently announced the completion of its Robert and Jean Conrad Audio
Control Room—enabling students, faculty, and staff the ability to
produce audio recordings and broadcasts using cutting-edge audio, video,
and production technologies. Amongst the high caliber of professional
equipment installed, Neutrik connectors serve as a lifeline, ensuring
that all the gear is connected securely using its best-selling products.
Expanding its new Professional Series
projectors for large venues, Hitachi Home Electronics (America),
Business Group, is introducing the CP-WX11000 and CP-SX12000 3LCD
projectors. As part of the Hitachi Professional Series, the CP-WX11000
and CP-SX12000 deliver on Hitachi's trademark of reliability,
versatility, and performance to the high-end professional AV
marketplace. This includes auditoriums, lecture halls, large houses of
worship, and staging productions. 
Altinex, a manufacturer of modular AV
signal-management solutions, is pleased to introduce the DA103-217 VGA
line driver/receiver. Designed to address many common video issues
encountered during AV system installations, this versatile tool
amplifies video and sync signals when deployed as a line driver. When
installed as a receiver, the unit's integrated equalization and gain
controls make it possible to recover degraded VGA signals. With its
compact form factor, the DA103-217 can easily be placed out of sight
behind a wall-mounted video display or underneath a conference
table—enabling the most sophisticated conference/training
facilities to maintain a clean, uncluttered appearance.