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May 12, 2025 36 min

S E709: Touchscreen Buttons You Can Stretch | AVWeek 716

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Cheap Digital Signage: Can Korbyt help Amazon Signage Stick take over Pro AV? Projectors and Video Walls: even if price isn't a restriction, the way it is for education, our panel has some reasons why a projector might be the right choice for your big room. A touchscreen with buttons? LG is showing off a flat display that can "protrude touch buttons" on demand at SID Display Week. Will this revolutionize control system panels? The video version of this podcast can be found here. Patrick Norton steps in for Tim Albright on this week's episode of AVWeek, discussing with our panel of experts Amazon's efforts to dominate digital signage, why projectors will continue to be the choice for classrooms - and other large rooms - even as video walls become more affordable, and LG's new touchscreen technology that can "protrude" touch buttons on demand. Host: Patrick Norton Guests: Willie Franklin – Willie on LinkedIn Michell Loret – ITAVAI Susan Wilhite – Bluefin This Week In AV: Harman – Masimo Selling Consumer Audio Businesses to Harman Roundtable Topics: Commercial Integrator – Amazon Providing Cost-Effective Digital Signage AVNation – Higher Education Projectors The Verge – Shifting Touchscreen Buttons from LG

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Cost-effective digital signage, video walls versus projectors, and new stretching technology for touchscreens.

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