Blog - Audio Visual Centre

DisplayPort vs. HDMI

Both, HDMI and DisplayPort, are capable of sending high-definition video and audio from a selected source to a display unit. The High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) was developed over 10 years ago. HDMI connectors are manufactured in three different sizes:...

Denon Portable Audio Lectern

Audio Visual Equipment, Blog

Need a portable lectern with microphone and audio ? Denon Professional has the solution. The Lectern Active is an all in one portable solution. No need for an external audio system, it is all built-in to the lectern. Some of the great Features: Gooseneck...

Premier Skype Audio and Video Conference Solution

Audio Visual Equipment

Polycom Trio™ 8800 is the conference phone reimagined for larger conference rooms. Marrying our world-class audio conferencing experience, with business-class video and content, the Polycom Trio connects to the leading unified communications platforms of...

Basic Skype Audio and Video Conference Solution

Audio Visual Equipment

The Logitech GROUP, video conferencing solution for rooms that seat up to 10 people, delivers high quality HD video and crystal clear audio, allowing any meeting place to be a video collaboration space. With advanced features like acoustic echo...

Skype Audio Conference Solution

Audio Visual Equipment

The Yealink CP960 is an enterprise-grade conference phone ideal for meetings of 4 to 6 people. The CP960 features 360 degree microphone pickup with a range of up to 5 metres. The range can be increased with adding optional wireless microphones. The 5 inch...

Kramer 4K Basic Auto Switching Solution

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Kramer has provided a great solution for huddle room and smaller meeting venues. The system provides automatic switching between HDMI, VGA and wireless sources. The T-Bus connection solution includes wireless charging for capable smart devices. The flat panel...

Kramer VIA Go Product Review

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Kramer’s VIA is the way to GO! Ever since Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison first started messing around with wireless signals back in the 1880’s, the technology has just been evolving and expanding so rapidly. Enter the 21st century and we find ourselves in a...