AVWeek Podcast Episode 68: Mostly Harmless
December 10, 2012
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The latest episode of AVWeek features guests George Tucker of WorldStage, Joel Bilheimer of Pershing Technologies, Brock McGinnis from Westbury National, and Dr. Yoram Solomon of Penveu.
Host Tim Albright and the panel talk about the demise of rear-projection TVs, as Mitsibishi has ended its consumer DLP TV line. The group discusses CEDIA's move to offer THX training at ISE, and also why interactive displays have taken off in the UK. There is a debate on whether 20% of independent reps should be gotten rid of. The gang debates which is the best streaming video service
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Host Tim Albright and the panel talk about the demise of rear-projection TVs, as Mitsibishi has ended its consumer DLP TV line. The group discusses CEDIA's move to offer THX training at ISE, and also why interactive displays have taken off in the UK. There is a debate on whether 20% of independent reps should be gotten rid of. The gang debates which is the best streaming video service
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