Features

New life for Co-Ax

Cat X cable is very much the golden child of the AV / IT convergence at the moment. However not so long ago, there was a quaint little technology much beloved by the AV industry called co-ax. In this world of RJ-45 and Cat5e, is there still a place for it? Rob Moodey of Matrox Graphics thinks there is, here’s why.


Get your house in order

Our UK-based correspondent gets the year off to a barn storming start. Want some no-nonsense advice on how to weather the current economic difficulties? Then read on.

Danish delight

Danish installers aren’t feeling the pinch yet as a stream of government funded installations and one of the biggest summits in the world provide lucrative opportunities.

Keeping up appearances

For every projector and flat panel display on the market there are probably ten or so mounting options, making the art of choosing the right one a significant challenge. Chris Fitzsimmons attempts to steer you through some of the latest offerings.

Pick of the year 2008

In January’s issue, Tim Kridel will be giving us his ones to watch for 2009 on the technology front. But first it seems appropriate to look back and see what have been the real stars of 2008. InAVate’s editorial team pitch in with three of the best each.

Cutting the Cord

Wireless should be a perfect fit for installations that need to be fast, clean and neat. So why is it still a niche technology? Tim Kridel finds out.