Lightware 25G Hybrid 80×80 Digital Matrix Switcher

LAS VEGAS – Lightware Visual Engineering’s new 25G Hybrid 80×80 digital matrix switcher will be debuted at InfoComm 2014. More than just a switcher, the 25G Hybrid manages and distributes all digital and analog signals over a single CAT5 cable or fiber via specially-developed input/output cards combined with audio add-ons.  As a comprehensive line of digital matrix switchers, transmitters and receivers, 25G Hybrid combines switching with a powerful suite of diagnostic tools.

At InfoComm 2014, Elation Professional featured three new luminaires in the Platinum range of professional moving heads, the new SixPar Series of indoor and outdoor PAR color changers, the HedgeHog 4N and new LED video gear including the 4.8mm pixel pitch EMAG 4 Pro and the 9mm EPT9IP (pictured here.)

LAS VEGAS – Coolux will present their new Pandoras Box Software Version 5.7 at this year’s infoCOMM  exhibition in Las Vegas, in addition to showing a variety of new hardware products, including the Pandoras Box Compact Player.

LAS VEGAS – The new Christie GS Series of laser phosphor projectors debut at InfoComm 2014. Using laser phosphor illumination, the Christie GS Series provides 20,000 hours of operation and eliminates the need for lamp and filter replacements. Other features include wireless connectivity and a suite of optional lenses.

AUSTIN, TX — Leveraging the experience that its High End Systems subsidiary has accrued with optical and media server systems, Barco has launched MMS-100 and MMS-200 High Definition digital mirror systems for the company’s HDX, HDF and HDQ projectors.

LAS VEGAS – Chauvet will feature three innovative LED panels at InfoComm 2014. Designed for the construction of large permanent video walls, the Clarity 6 is a 6.25mm pixel pitch RGB panel that combines superb visual quality with ease of installation. The newest member of the ÉPIX 2.0 LED display series, the ÉPIX Tile 2.0 is an 11.8 x 11.8 inch square unit that is compatible with all other products in the series. Last is the Next NXT1, a 48mm pixel pitch RGBW unit that’s ideal for concerts and touring. A moving head panel with a 540° pan and 270° tilt range, the Next NXT1 can create high-impact, sweeping visual effects that will draw in audiences in large arenas and concert venues.