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InfoComm 2024’S Wrap-Up Shows Bigger Las Vegas Numbers Than Orlando’s From 2023; And, Las Vegas Is Getting Too Expensive (16:9)

by Dave Haynes. There was some casual chatter around InfoComm last week that the show seemed a bit slow, but the numbers now released by show owner and operator AVIXA tell a different story – with counts up in terms of attendees, exhibitors and show footprint. Total registrants for InfoComm 2024 were just shy of 37,000 (36,967) and the verified attendance count was 30,271. […]

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Sun, Jun 16 at 11:04 PM

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InfoComm 2024 attendance set post-Covid record, with 3% rise (AVInteractive)

InfoComm 2024 welcomed a post-Covid record 30,271 verified attendees, organiser AVIXA announced at the end of the show today. This year’s total was a 3% increase on the 29,325 verified attendees recorded in Orlando, Florida last year and a 54% increase on the 19,681 last seen in Las Vegas in 2022. […]

avinteractive.com
Sun, Jun 16 at 3:40 PM

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Digital signage news coverage from Infocomm 2024 by rAVe Pubs

Sony, PPDS, LG, Christie and more… Sony Highlights Digital Signage Ecosystem Partnerships with Device Management; a Tour of the PPDS Booth; Gary Kayye Interviews JP Pfenning About the Future of LG Electronics. […]

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Sun, Jun 16 at 3:37 PM

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The In-Store Retail Media ‘Renaissance’ (Path2Purchase Institute)

In-store retail media experts from Wovenmedia, Vibenomics and Grocery TV weigh in on challenges, opportunities and the future of the evolving and growing space. Cyndi Loza, Managing Editor. […]

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Sun, Jun 16 at 2:52 PM

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How Target’s Retail Media Network Is Preparing for the Future (Adweek)

By Kathryn Lundstrom. How is Roundel investing in in-store ad placements like digital screens and high-tech sampling? Travis: We’ll be focused on evolving how we leverage QR codes to drive more engagement through what has been more of a static advertising experience. […]

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Sun, Jun 16 at 2:50 PM

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Infocomm 2024: Sony’s new 3D capabilities for digital signage (Invidis)

At Infocomm, Sony is now showing the next generation of 3D screens that can be mounted flat on the wall like digital signage screens. With its Vision Pro, Apple is the one establishing the Spatial Computing category. This device, now available in Germany, is a significant advancement that aims to distance itself from the Metaverse and traditional VR glasses. […]

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Fri, Jun 14 at 1:30 PM

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Google merges Android and Chrome OS: what it means for digital signage (Invidis)

by Florian Rotberg. Finally, Google will bring Android and Chrome OS closer together. This is good news for the digital signage industry. […]

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Fri, Jun 14 at 1:25 PM

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InfoComm Day 2 – A Big Ooops And A Fantastic Mixer (16:9)

At airport, heading home. so there will be no Day 3 InfoComm insights report. I am not sure what I would write if I ... […]

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Fri, Jun 14 at 1:20 PM

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DIZZIE Award Nominations Now Open (Digital Signage Federation)

Deadline for nominations in August- DSE Registration opening soon. Learn more about exhibit opportunities below.     Nominations Now Open For the  2024 DIZZIE Awards! […]

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Fri, Jun 14 at 11:47 AM

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Optoma Spotlights InfoComm 2024 Plans

Maria Repole, head of marketing at Optoma, gives a sneak peek into the solutions that will be on display at booth #W1009 at InfoComm 2024. The post Optoma Spotlights InfoComm 2024 Plans appeared first on Commercial Integrator. […]

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Fri, Jun 14 at 10:30 AM

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LG unveils platform that puts digital signage SaaS solutions under one roof (AVInteractive)

LG Business Cloud enables customers to establish a highly secure common point of access for their LG digital signage devices using a one-time sign-up process. The multi-service SaaS cloud platform provides integrators and business owners with access to LG ConnectedCare, LG Pro:Centric Cloud, LG Pro:Centric Stay and LG SuperSign Cloud. […]

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Thu, Jun 13 at 9:47 PM

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Infocomm 2024: Samsung Introduces E-Paper Display based on E Ink technology (Invidis)

Following in the footsteps of PPDS and Sharp, Samsung has unveiled its professional full-color e-paper display solutions for digital signage applications, designed for extremely low power consumption. The first product in Samsung’s line is an ultra-thin 32-inch screen. Samsung, like PPDS, Sharp, and Dynascan, utilizes e-ink displays, specifically the latest Spectra 6 technology. […]

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Thu, Jun 13 at 9:44 PM

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Infocomm 2024 coverage by rAVe Pubs

News, blogs, videos and more from the show floor, by rAVe Pubs. […]

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Thu, Jun 13 at 9:44 PM

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InfoComm Day One Impressions: A Lot And Very Little (16:9)

This is a hard post to knock out because Day 1 of InfoComm 2024 involved both a lot and very little – as in ... […]

sixteen-nine.net
Thu, Jun 13 at 9:41 PM

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5 Booths That Caught Our Eye on Opening Day of InfoComm 2024 (AV Network)

By Wayne Cavadi, Systems Contractor News. Fujifilm and Christie get completely immersive, LG and Samsung wow with LEDs, and Epson puts on a show ... literally. […]

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Thu, Jun 13 at 3:15 PM

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