AVWeek Podcast Episode 69: 4K Viewmaster
December 18, 2012
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This episode of AVWeek features the very special guest, AppleTell's own Bill Stiteler, and Crestron's Kevin Iselli.
The pair and host Tim Albright begin by discussing InfoComm's new website. They ponder if Kaleidescape's new download store will be the thing to get around the DMCA. They also talk about Belden purchasing HDMI cable manufacturer PPC for $515 Million. Next, they ask if the glasses-free 3D revolution is over. The group ends by sharing what AV enthusiasts do for holiday light displays.
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