In the interests of consumer education – and maybe saving you some hassles if you’re looking at church video upgrades — we want to show you exactly why it’s a bad idea to hang consumer LED screens in your house of worship.
Are you upgrading the video systems in your corporate boardroom, classroom, lecture hall or theater? If you’ve done any research, you may be grappling with the question: “Do I need to invest in 4K screens?”
If you’re looking at a line-item estimate of an upcoming audiovisual project for your New York area retail establishment or corporate boardroom (really, any commercial establishment that relies on cutting edge audio video systems), you may notice the HDTV monitors your AV contractor recommended are a bit pricier than the ones you purchased for your…
“But my wife saw a 42-inch HDTV monitor for less than $500 at Wal-mart yesterday. Why can’t I just buy a bunch of those for my restaurant?” We can’t tell you how many times we hear this, especially during the months of November through January, and again in March and April, when home electronics are…
One of the biggest questions we get from our residential customers is “What size HDTV screen should I get?” A lot of people think the right answer is, “The biggest you can afford.” Sure, we’d love to sell you more screen but we’re more interested in giving customers home entertainment solutions that will make them…
Have some extra space in your house? A family room that isn’t exactly the gathering space you hoped it would be when you put in a comfy sectional sofa and game table? Maybe you’re already set on building the home theatre of your dreams, but you’re not sure exactly how to create that true “movie…
When you’ve gotta go, you’ve gotta go. You think there’s a lull in the action. There’s one man on base and the Yankees are behind by three. They’re not catching up with this at-bat, no matter what happens. But there’s nobody out, and you just can’t wait, so you head to the bathroom. And there…
The size of an HDTV screen is the subject of much competition and debate amongst suburban home owners. Neighbors bought a 46-inch HDTV? You won’t look at less than 50. Your brother got a 50-inch for her living room? Now your sister is considering going up to 55 in her family room. It’s actually pretty…