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ViewSonic announces 32-inch 8K monitor as demand grows for larger commercial displays

January 11, 2018 Mark Cox Comments Off

ViewSonic CES announcements also include a new 4K 27-inch model along with the XP in their Professional series, and two new Enterprise series models.

ViewSonic Canada drives strong results after return of Canadian autonomy

May 5, 2017 Mark Cox Comments Off

While monitors still make up 70 per cent of their business, falling prices has also led ViewSonic Canada to scale back its retail business and put more emphasis on the B2B market.

Making sense of projector color performance [white paper]

October 3, 2016 Robert Dutt Comments Off

In this white paper from Epson, Dr. Abhay Sharma explores the difference between color technologies in projectors.

Video case study: Getting creative with Epson Pro G Series projectors

September 26, 2016 Robert Dutt Comments Off

How Pensacola Christian College used Epson projectors to bring big-budget electricity to their athletics presentations.

Video: Appleby College and Epson’s BrightLink Pro

June 10, 2016 Guest Poster Comments Off

Ontario’s Appleby College weighs in on how it’s been able to transform the classroom experience with Epson’s BrightLink Pro projectors.

Ricoh Canada buys western Canadian VAR Graycon to accelerate managed IT services business

June 30, 2015 Mark Cox Comments Off

Ricoh, which is building up its services business to offset a decline in print volumes, sees Graycon as providing new capabilities for them in the west. The company also suggested they would be interested in a similar acquisition in the east.

Podcast: Epson’s BrightLink Pro, and the MSP journey with AVG Business

June 24, 2015 Robert Dutt Comments Off

Epson’s Judy Burns discusses the company’s interactive projectors, and Marco LaVecchia of AVG Business talks managed services on this podcast.

Microsoft Surface Hub large-screen collaboration device available July 1

June 11, 2015 Mark Cox Comments Off

Partners who have been selling A/V gear should like the Surface Hub, which Microsoft is touting as a product that will make traditional high end conferencing systems and displays obsolete, as well as replace projectors, wireless receivers and digital whiteboards.