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Posted byHenry-DavisOct 30, 2010
Outdoor advertizing signs, also called billboards, are ubiquitous in many countries. The United States has more than 500,000 billboards in place along the nation’s highways. Historically, outdoor and indoor advertising in commercial settings has been updated and maintained by sign painters and sign installers. Now improvements in electronics hardware technology and software have improved the capabilities of the traditional signage application, and added creative new opportunities in the d...Read More
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Posted bykentonwillistonJun 24, 2010
Over the last 6-12 months, a wave of digital signage players has arrived that combines HD video capabilities with low cost, low power, and small size.  These new players all leverage the Intel® Atom™ platform, but there are important differences among them.  From a chipset-level perspective, you have four main options, each with its own pros and cons:   1. Use the standard Intel® Atom™ N270 or Intel® Atom™ N450 chipset .   The Intel Atom N270...Read More
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Posted byHenry-DavisApr 28, 2010
PBXes were originally developed as a telephony solution for small to large businesses. Part of the idea of the PBX was a goal to share a large number of internal to the company phone numbers among a much smaller number of outside lines. Calls placed within the company’s PBX don’t place a demand on telephone company resources outside the company. Only calls external to the company are routed onto phone company lines.   Early VoIP solutions sometimes had audio quality problems. M...Read More
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Posted byHenry-DavisApr 15, 2010
The complete Digital Surveillance System relies on several key technologies:   Image capture using IP-enabled video cameras Image encode, often provided by newer generations of IP enabled cameras to minimize bandwidth requirements Image decode for playback Data storage and database analysis Image and scene analysis Threat/anomaly reporting   The first four requirements provide an updated technical equivalent of an analog Video Cassette Recorder. Technological advances provide smaller,...Read More
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