5 Projectors with Excellent Brightness and Resolution for Your Conference Room

Best Projectors for Your Business

After all of the hard work you put into making your presentation informative, engaging, and eye-catching, it’s time for the presentation. The client has been someone you’ve been wanting to partner with your business for years. They could prove to be extremely lucrative with the resources they bring to the table. After setting up the equipment necessary for your presentation, you begin. However, what looked excellent on paper is now beginning to feel second class, and this is definitely a first class client. Not only did you have to waste time walking over to the light switch to turn the lights off, but the images currently on the screen are blurry. The video you painstakingly took, edited, and crafted looks like someone took it underwater or through a steamy door. Nothing is sharp, and your performance falls flat. It’s quite possible that the client will walk out of the room unimpressed, and your chances of partnering with a make-or-break business could be gone forever. Perhaps if you had been equipped with the proper equipment, this might have gone quite differently.

If you want to impress your clients or customers, then you need to make sure that the equipment you are using is capable of doing what you need it to do. For those running a business, one of the key aspects you need to consider is the number of lumens that the projector produces. For those who don’t want to take that awkward long walk to the light switch and back, consider a projector that produces 3,000-5,000 lumens. This article will help you determine what projector may be suitable for your business needs.

1. NEC 1080p NP-M403H

If your main concern is brightness, then look no further than this little gem. XGA, DLP, 3200 Lumen Projector w/10,000:1 Contrast with IRIS, 20W speaker, Dual HDMI Inputs, Variable Audio, Closed Captioning and RJ-45 (CTL and JPEG viewer), H & V Keystone Control, 8000 hour lamp life (ECO mode), Sliding lens cover, Wireless LAN optional, 7.5 lbs., 2 Year Warranty

2. Sony VPL-CH370

The Sony projector offers 5,000 lumens, so it’s still capable of being used when the lights are on in the room. The resolution sits at Wide UXGA, so this may be best suited for those who run bars or restaurants since a lot of channels emit widescreen images. The contrast is at 2500:1, and the picture it provides is light, bright, and crystal clear.

3. Optoma EH505 

While the picture quality of the Optoma is similar to what the Sony provides, offering 5,000 lumens as well, the system of projection it uses is DLP. This is designed for movie theaters, whereas the LCD, which is what the Sony uses, is typically reserved for TVs. So, if you’re looking for a full-screen picture, then Optoma may be best suited for you. It contains the same resolution and contrast ratio as the Sony with Wide UXGA and 2000:1 respectively.

4. Epson PowerLite Pro G6470WUNL

Transform your conference room into a collaborative workspace with the BrightLink 685Wi ultra short-throw WXGA interactive display. Featuring 3,500 lumens of color and white brightness1, the 685Wi delivers a dynamic, easy-to-read display up to 100″ from as close as 11″ away. Take interactive meetings to new heights with dual pen-based interactivity that lets up to two users draw and write on almost any wall or existing whiteboard. Wirelessly display content from a variety of devices – including Chromebooks – using the Epson iProjection2 App with Moderator device management software3. Plus, it includes a 1-year subscription.

5. Viewsonic Pro8530HDL

Enjoy bright images in nearly any environment with the ViewSonic Pro8530HDL 5200-Lumen Full HD DLP Projector. Its 5200 lumens of brightness can overcome ambient light in many situations, while its 5000:1 contrast ratio will help dark areas of the image remain dark while bright areas appear bright. The Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution is suitable for displaying HD images and most file and document types. The projector features a 1.07 to 1.71:1 throw ratio which provides a wide range of placement options.

To learn more about these and other great projectors for your conference room audiovisual installation project contact CCS Presentation Systems FL at 904-998-7227
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What’s The Differences Between a Consumer and Commercial Flat Panel Displays

There are two types of flat screens to choose from when shopping for a flat-screen TV. Both types, commercial and consumer, produce outstanding quality pictures. They are engineered in different ways and have general differences to take into consideration. The end use of the display screens will help with the decision. When the customer is a business who will be using Flat Panel Displays to disseminate information to the public, Commercial Audiovisual systems can be a good choice. It is important to know the differences between the two types of flat-screen displays.

Professional AV Design and Engineering companies such as CCS Presentation Systems will guide their clients through the process of choosing the correct flat panel displays for their advertising or information dissemination. These companies will help customers design a whole advertising or information presentation program to display on the flat panel display screens.

General Differences In Consumer vs Commercial Flat Panel Displays

Generally, commercial kinds of screens are designed and made to work well with PCs and the accompanying architecture for long hours of use. Consumer type flat screens are designed for use with video and TV that are used for shorter periods of time. Some of the other differences include:

  • Warranties are longer for commercially rated flat panel displays. Commercial screens have multi-year warranties, while consumer displays used for commercial purposes have only 90-day warranties.
  • The burn-in and image retention technology is extensive and advanced on commercial screens and standard features on consumer flat panel displays.
  • Security features for public display are incorporated on commercial and not available on consumer display screens.
  • Commercial screens have VESA compliant mounting devices but consumer type screens don’t always have VESA-compliant mounting brackets and may need special optional ones.
  • Commercial-type flat panel displays are built to do both landscape and portrait modes but most consumer screens do not offer portrait modes.
  • Pertaining to heat and operating hours, the consumer type screens are not recommended for 24-hour use, while the commercial ones are designed to be used for long operating hours with superior heat dissipation technology.
  • The commercial screens and consumer screens have slight differences in backlight and grayscale levels. The commercial screens show all 255 levels of luminance or brightness. Consumer type screens are more geared to the bright white end of the scale and the vivid saturated colors that are wanted for TV motion.
  • There are differences in internal Scalier/algorithm and connector interface features between commercial and consumer screens. The commercial type screens have more advantages in these areas.

Each type of flat display screen has many successful uses. It is important to match the type screen with the end user and consumer needs. If a company uses the device to give lectures and sales presentations that last short periods of time, the consumer type flat screen will work as will the commercial type screen. But, if the information will be displayed on the screen for long periods of time, the commercial style flat panel display screen will be better.

CCS Becomes a Zoom Certified Integrator

ZOOM ROOMS EXPANDS WITH NEW ECOSYSTEM AND INTEGRATOR PROGRAMS

Zoom recently announced the development of two new programs that expand the reach and impact of its softwarebased conference room solution, Zoom Rooms.

Zoom Rooms’ superior user experience and scalability have enabled thousands of organizations such as Uber, Conde Nast, Zendesk, and REA Group to deploy tens to thousands of videoenabled collaboration spaces. The recently-announced Zoom Rooms Digital Signage and Scheduling Display demonstrate Zoom Rooms’ growth from a video conference room solution to a broader platform that brings powerful, frictionless video communication and collaboration to any space.

Zoom has two programs that support enterprise collaboration requirements, with valued partners in each:

  • Zoom Technology Ecosystem Program: AVer, Avocor, Crestron, Dell, DTEN, Heckler Design, Huddly, i3-Technologies, Logitech, MXL Microphones, PanaCast (Altia Systems), Polycom, Revolabs (Yamaha UC), Sharp, and Suirui are all developing products or bundled hardware kits to enable greater capabilities in Zoom Rooms, enhancing the overall user experience and the ease of deployment and management. Dell, as an example, now provides the Dell OptiPlex, large displays, and other components optimized for Zoom Rooms.
  • Zoom Certified Integrator Program: Audiovisual Projects, BTC Direct, CCS Presentation Systems, Colortone Audio Visual, CoitCom, Connect NZ, Connect4Video, Cowbell Technologies, David Carroll Associates, DGI Technologies, Genesis Integration, Global Interactive Solutions, HB Communications, Immedia Integrated Technologies, IVCi, S&S IP SAS, TechSonic, VC Systems, VideoConferenceGear.com, Whitlock, and other global integrators plan, design, and deploy Zoom Rooms across enterprise customers’ locations. These integrators are trained, certified, and enabled by Zoom’s Professional Services Organization to ensure that they deliver happiness to Zoom customers.

“Zoom is hyper-focused on creating the best video communications software and innovating at a fast pace,”said Oded Gal, head of product management for Zoom. “We are excited to work with these carefully-selected partners to expand our solution with the best technology and deployment experiences for our customers, whether they’re outfitting offices, huddle rooms, training rooms, or any other spaces.“

There is a pronounced need for high-quality, cross-platform enterprise video communications,” said Ron Pugh, vice president and general manager for the Americas, Dell EMC OEM Solutions. “The combination of Dell’s large displays and award winning OptiPlex desktops with Zoom Rooms is an ideal solution for any meeting space. Together we are driving toward a future of frictionless communications.”

Every Home Theater Could Benefit From A Digital Cinema Projector

Every home theater could benefit from a Digital Cinema Projector for the the ultimate theater like experience in your home. In today’s homes, more and more people are choosing a space to be a dedicated home theater for family movie viewing. They are completely remodeling a room to look like a miniature movie theater with special seating, the best CCS Presentation Systems, and movie theater decor. Many homeowners are choosing a Digital Cinema Projector that offers full 2k 3D resolution. There is no need to pay high movie theater ticket prices and put up with other movie patrons talking, using cell phones, or otherwise spoiling the film enjoyment.

The Home Theater Room

When designing a home theater, there are many details to consider. There are even renovation companies that specialize in building home theaters. Even if the homeowner wants to do most of the work themselves, they should hire an electrician with knowledge of home theater needs. The room should be planned out first with a realistic budget set. Next, the homeowner should do a little research into home theaters and what equipment will be needed.

The proper placement of each piece of equipment must be planned for the best movie projection and sound quality. Where will the screen be located? Where will the projector be located? How many and what kind of speakers will be needed and where will they be placed? What is the optimum location for seating for the best viewing experience? Then the decision should be made about what treats and refreshments will be available in the room and where they will be stored. Will the room be sound-proofed? Will the walls be a dark color like many theaters use? When everything is planned, then work can begin.

The components such as speakers, projector, and screen must be ordered. An electrician should be called in to update the electrical service and locate power outlets where they will be needed. The walls, ceiling, and floors can now be finished to be ready for the movie viewing equipment and seating. Then, the movie viewing equipment and seating can be installed. When all is complete, the family can enjoy many hours of comfortable, private movie viewing.

Shopping For Digital Projectors And Other Equipment

The homeowner can find an electronics shop or big box store to shop for their home theater equipment, or they can shop online. Shopping online For NEC projectors from CCS Presentation Systems may be a good option for people who don’t want to drive around to different businesses looking for the correct components.

There is always the chance that even if a person goes to a local business, they will end up special ordering all or part of their equipment and waiting for it to be shipped. So, shopping from home can be a good option. The online website can have everything needed for a perfect home theater set up ready to ship. Often the customer will choose the digital projector such as the NC1000C projector first, then get everything else to go with that model.

This particular projector is recommended for theaters with small screens like home theaters. It utilizes a 3-chip DMD reflection method of projection. It is a very compact 2K DCI certified digital cinema projector that can be installed in small projection booths. It can also be transported to mobile applications. This projector is easy to operate and user-friendly, with little maintenance required. It has air cooling with a dust-preventing electrostatic filter.

This projector will work with screens up to a size of 34ft. / 10.3m. It comes with a 2-year parts and labor warranty for registered owners. It features an easy dual lamp system to ensure no black screen and an all in one integrated media server with large memory capacity and versatile connectivity. For more details, contact us at CCS Presentation Systems today.

What Makes LED Projectors Better Than LCD & DLP?

The Current Application of LED Projectors

Imagine the time while you were in school… where projectors were big clanky things on a rolling cart and displayed still images that you had to interchange? If you were to walk into a classroom today you would never be able to find one of those dinosaurs whatsoever! In today’s time students are taught through multiple forms of tech – LED projectors are a huge resource. With an LED projector, children can view powerpoint presenations, videos, detailed infographics and photographs. We have certainly come a long way since the day of the still photo projector.

Technology Has Evolved

Throughout time technology has become more and more a part of our everyday lives, but it has also improved over time as well. Smart phones are known widely around the globe for their sleek look, operating systems and easy access to the internet. However if you have ever owned a smart phone from any company, you know very well that if you buy the latest and greatest item that in a short few months there will be another item better than the one you just bought. Television sets, and technology alike modernize themselves through constant change. The same regard goes with LED, LCD and DLP projectors. These pieces of technology are upgrades of each other, first came the DLP, then the LCD and today we have the LED. All three are still around giving us an opportunity to select which one we want to buy, but why wouldn’t you want the latest and greatest item?

How Are LED Projectors Different?

LED projectors use light-emitting diodes which are more energy efficient and last much longer than other projectors. That sounds like a nice upgrade from the norm, doesn’t it? The LED projector has a lifespan of over 20,000 hours, delivers better colors, and potentially have little to no maintenance cost. DLP and LCD projectors work a tad differently. The DLP projectors use a chip made out of microscopic mirrors and a spinning color wheel to create a desired image. They deliver sharp images, don’t need any filters, and have 3D capabilities. However they do have their down sides; the lamp life is only 2000-5000 hours and some people can see color ghost/banding in some scenes. The LCD projector uses a liquid crystal display and have no moving parts which makes them generally a little less expensive, but they require constant maintenance which means more money.

LED Projectors Take The Cake

Like we talked about in the beginning that as time goes on technology evolves. Well, when something evolves we don’t lose the sight of the first idea, it carries with as it improves. So LED is obviously the latest projectors out there, however they evolved from DLP projectors. So somewhere in LED projectors are similarities to both the DLP and LCD, which also means that it has more than the DLP and LCD. LED Projectors are defined by the lighting, meaning that some DLP projectors that are advertised with “solid-state illumination” technology are actually in-fact LED projectors. We are seeing more often newer projectors coming-out using the technology from the LED rather the DLP and LCD. LED projectors seem to be leading the race of ‘best projector’ by a country mile.

As businesses, schools, and everyday house holds try to keep up with the technology that is available to them, they are turning to LED projectors to satisfy their needs. LED projectors are becoming more and more popular because of their ability to perform multiple tasks and needs of those who own them. The image they project is clear and vibrant, the cost is affordable but competitive, the speed is quick and efficient and most importantly the LED projectors lives up to the standard that it is a high quality projector that can be used in any environment. LED projectors are helping to improve future projectors and devices. So next time you decide to buy a projector make sure its an LED projector.

Upgrade Your Conference Room TV in 2018

As the years go on, we are continuously finding ways to impress our clients. As humans, we are consistently wanting more. In this instance, we want our communication and presentation skills to shoot sky high, while companies can hold conferences. We’re sure if you think, there are easily five ways you can improve your office’s display. Here are five points we thought about:

  1. Cost may not be your biggest concern, but value might be. Despite both being feature-rich, modern flat-panel displays tend to be more expensive, especially when scaling up. The average 84-inch flat panel display costs approximately six times more than an Epson projector capable of projecting a 100-inch display. If you are considering the return on investment, then cost per inch of screen size is certainly a factor.
  1. Ease of use comes into consideration when you are buying technology with multiple users in mind. Consider the amount of times a meeting starts with half of the participants working out how to get the presentation up onto the screen and the other half searching for the right remote. This not only loses the presenter time, but also their credibility and sense of professionalism. By utilising software such as Network Projection, Multi-PC Projection, or the iProjection App, you can present the content you want to display quickly and easily via a simple user interface.
  1. Think about the overall size and shape of a room. Long boardroom tables with screens placed at one end are fine for those sitting nearest – but what about those at the other end of the table? The advantage of projectors is their scalable display size; this allows creating the optimum viewing experience to meet the varying requirements of rooms of all sizes – key to getting the most from meetings and presentations. While flat-panel display vary in size, the more affordable devices cannot deliver the same level of versatility and the very large and steeply priced models do not justify the investment.
  1. Who is the screen for? Whether it is the automatic adjustment to the ambient light, reduced pixilation or providing clearer text and more detailed images, projectors can be easier on the eye than flat panel displays. Users in financial services, engineering or any industry in which intricate detail is important are likely to see the value in bigger display sizes, but what about other departments? Content legibility for everyone in the room is necessary for all business presentations to connect with audience, create impact or just to deliver a message, so whether your screen is for accountants or creatives, you need to consider the appropriate screen size for a consistent user experience.
  1. It is worth considering the issue of flexibility. In a business environment, you are likely to want to display two different input sources simultaneously, such as video conferencing applications. Majority of large, flat panel displays can only show a single input source at any given time; Sliding split screen feature of our interactive projectors allows you to split you viewing space, displaying two input sources with no border in between at the same time. You can even move the slider to re-size your screen areas as you use the applications.

Contact CCS Mid-Atlantic today if you’re interested in upgrading your conference room’s display.

source article: Epson’s Upgrades ; source image: The Solid Signal Blog

The Importance of Presentation Technology in the Classroom

When it comes to teaching in an educational setting, educators are constantly looking for ways to reach and entice their students. One way to do this is by integrating presentation technology into their classrooms and lesson plans. Presentation technology exists to help teachers bring content to life and presents information in a way that better resonates with students. Some educators take their presentations to the next level, while others prefer more old-fashioned methods. By using presentation technologies in the classroom you can go “beyond the PowerPoint” with your class. This blog outlines the importance of presentation technology in the K12 and higher education settings as well as the benefits it can bring to teachers and students alike.

ClearTouch, InFocus and Epson are three brands that make our lives easier by introducing new, time-saving technology. On the left you’ll see an image of a set of SMART board displays. SMART displays are great learning tools that increase student engagement tremendously. As far as K-12 goes, SMART boards, ClearTouch displays, JTouch displays, and Epson interactive projectors are currently offering multiple ways for new, young students to begin to love to learn.

In 2006, SMART Technologies, Inc. reported that there were more than 250,000 SMART interactive displays installed in classrooms across the globe. Can you even begin to imagine what that number looks like now? JTouch displays are similar to SMART interactive displays, as they both allow for increased student engagement and a higher level of new-student passion for what they’re learning. An interactive display allows for students to learn at their own pace, in an immediate way. As an audiovisual integrator, we are able to help provide K12 classrooms with new technologies that give students new, innovative learning tools to help them connect with and appreciate what they are learning.

In higher education settings, the main focus is communication. With laser projectors by Panasonic, Sony, NEC, Hitachi, Christie & Epson, educators will be properly prepared to present information in a professional, transparent way. High quality displays help with graphics arts majors, and programs like TeamViewer shown on products such as the NEC ThinkHub allow for college undergrads to actively collaborate on projects with their instructors and fellow students. While we obviously think audio visual technologies are great, research has shown that “a campus with new innovative, educational technology allows for >50% increased student innovative reasoning skills, and higher communication skills between students and faculty.”

As a whole, technology greatly changes the way information is presented, taught and experienced in both colleges and K-12 settings. Text that was once only available in a hard copy book is now readily available via ebook on a tablet device. At local Charter schools all around the United States, children are now prompted to BYOD, or Bring Your Own Device. Technology is constantly changing and advancing as each year passes. CCS Presentation Systems stays at the forefront of these changes to provide you with the knowledge and guidance to integrate it into your daily lessons. As a company, we have witnessed the everlasting effect that immediate access to technology at an early age, in an education setting, can have on up and coming scholars. Contact us today and revitalize your classroom with affordable, innovative education technology! Your students will thank you, trust us!

Contact CCS New England today and get your classroom motivated to learn through Presentation Technology!

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How To Choose The Right Audio Visual Furniture?

Businesses take their conference room designs serious and for all the right reasons. It is in these spaces that they present ideas to investors and complete critical collaborations. For these reasons, they need to design these areas to accommodate large groups comfortably. The following is an assessment of what applies when Choosing the right Audio Visual Furniture.

Review the Overall Design for the AV System

The overall design must fit within the space appropriately. It must provide comfortable seating for all visitors to prevent a negative experience. It must also provide clear walkways for these visitors to reduce common liabilities. The design cannot present cluttered spaces or ineffective communications. The visitors should be close together without feeling crowded. The designer will take these factors into account when customizing the space.

Ensuring Visibility for All Participants

The seats must be positions in a manner that heightens visibility. The visitors must have a clear view of the AV screens at all times. The furniture chosen for the space must place all visitors in an ideal position to accommodate these requirements. The seating you choose for the space must also prevent possible hindrances associated with the presenter’s actions. It cannot limit visibility at any time as it is urgent that all participants know what is going on in the area at all times for a better understanding of the

Evaluating Sound Capabilities

You need to assess the needs of the room and the needs of the attendings along with the intended purpose of the space. In extended spaces, speakers are beneficial as they provide more sound to fill the room. In some instances, you might even want to provide individual participants with the ability to adjust their own speaker volume. This prevents them from becoming overwhelmed with sound while also making sure that they hear everything occurring in the conference area.

Comfort and Style

The purpose of the furniture is to complement the space. However, seating must be comfortable without presenting conditions that could lead to too high of a relaxation level. The designer will review the space and compare it to the business owner’s individual style. A collaborative conference table also adds style and class to the room.

Your conference room design and furniture is an extension of your brand. Utilize this space to awe and inspire your visitors with a great first impression. The style chosen will define how these visitors feel about the business and its owner.

AV Carts

An AV cart can be a vital piece of furniture for your space. It enables you to move items around the room more efficiently. They also provide convenience for the presenter and prevent interruptions or the flow of the meeting. This could provide the business owner with more efficient business operations as well.

Collaborate with Us!

Traditional workspaces are out — collaborative ones are in! At CCS we offer a full range of audiovisual systems that are perfect for transitioning your business environment into a collaborative workspace for 2018!

What is a collaborative workspace?

Maybe you already think of your business as having a collaborative workspace. Until recently, the definition pretty much meant to schedule meetings with several people in conference rooms or other formal meeting spaces.

Today, the collaboration process is much more informal thanks to technology. Now, meetings can be held at times and ways that are convenient for all participants. At CCS, we’re making that possible through the AV equipment we integrate and install at your company.

Bottom line, many businesses are rethinking the way their workspace is laid out and are looking for ways to take advantage of new technologies and ideas. The traditional conference room may soon become a thing of the past.

Collaborative workspace today!

Technology has allowed employees to be mobile. Fortune 1000 companies around the world are discussing how to maximize these new work trends.

Why waste money on desks that are seldom used? Instead, create an environment equipped with layouts, technologies, and services designed to improve the overall performance!

For example, Google’s new campus was designed to maximize chance encounters between employees. These encounters can be powerful but are often unrecognized.

For this to happen, workplaces need a technology infrastructure that supports mobile workers. For example, some companies have a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) to work policy.

Other companies, like Facebook, are adopting “hot-desking.” It’s a concept in which there are no assigned offices or cubicles. These spaces can also be easily transformed for different tasks.

Another new concept is the “huddle room,” designed to accommodate up to five people. Instead of table and chairs, the room features armchairs and other casual furniture, Wi-Fi access, audio, video and display technologies.

“Brainstorming spaces” are also becoming popular. The goal is to ignite creative thinking with collaborative technologies such as portable seats, tables, easels, virtual whiteboards, video conferencing systems, adjustable lighting and widescreen displays.

What CCS Projects can do for your business

CCS is a leading, full-service audio visual integration company. Services include design, engineering, integration, installation, service and professional training for hundreds of state-of-the-art products.

CCS works with an extensive list of manufacturers to outfit your space with the correct products to meet your needs. Products such as digital whiteboards, video and audio conferencing equipment, collaborative boards, furniture, digital signage, video walls, projectors, and screens are just a few of the solutions CCS can provide.

These are all solutions that enhance daily meetings, regardless if it’s a meeting to share information, a decision-making one or a brainstorming session. No matter the size or complexity of the install, CCS has you covered.

Contact us today and let us help your business flourish!

Audio/Video over IP for Businesses

Audio and video are an important part of businesses these days. Most restaurants use digital signage to catch the interest of customers and show off their latest promotions in style. The displays in the lobby could be showing the local news or other tailored content that’s appropriate for everyone present. Advertisements from competing businesses can be eliminated by showing only the content the business owner pays for. All of this is possible with Audio/Video Over IP. Unlike using older standards such as local television services, business owners can pay for a packaged deal from their AV over IP service provider for their own content.

New Technology Means New Solutions

Not long ago, business owners would have to pay for an entire package from their local cable provider to show the latest games and shows. The average business owner was paying thousands of dollars in fees thanks to licensed content and hidden fees. Content streaming is a much more cost effective way to handle entertainment in a business. By using networked AV, business owners can replace all the cables behind their displays with a wireless node or appliance. Digital video content can be streamed over the network either from a computer or from a larger appliance that holds the video content. With the right appliances, 4K sixty frames per second video content can be shared instantly to any screen on the network.

Manufacturer’s such as Kramer Electronics offer incredibly powerful appliances that allow video and audio sharing from anywhere in the world. Content can be uploaded to the cloud and instantly shared with any display or appliance on the network. Appliances are getting smaller yet more powerful. Instant compression and streaming even make it possible to share high-resolution video over wireless networks with limited bandwidth.

Flexibility and Power All in One

Service providers such as CCS Presentation Systems are happy to help business owners enrich their locations with multimedia and advanced AV networking. There are no limits to how these videos can be used. Employees can be trained and shown exactly how to perform their job. Customers can watch their favorite meal come together in style on a digital display menu. Entertainment can be played at each table either from a streaming service or from a list on videos stored on site. There are numerous ways to create a multimedia rich location.

Flexibility is what makes AV over the network such a great option. Business owners don’t need to invest in expensive server boxes, having a new network installed, or even replace any of their displays or TV sets. Switching every display in the location is just a matter of installing a video node or video appliance. These devices come together easily, work great in high-resolution, and they also work wirelessly. All those messy cables that cluttered up the store can be removed. Business owners can talk to their local CCS Presentation Systems office for help or to schedule a consultation to find out just what kind of amazing AV applications are available now.