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W h at ' s n e W Couldn’t make it to Vegas for UBTech and InfoComm? Here’s what you missed. Edited by Kristen Domonell Anywhere Amplification Niles’ four new lines of loudspeakers are custom-designed to meet the needs of light commercial installations. The Niles Sw6.5 and SW8 subwoofers, CM Ceiling Mount Architectural Loudspeakers, GeoRealistic Pro Series, and GS4 Satellite speakers ensure highquality sound in a wide range of locations. The SW Subwoofers are priced from $500 to $600, the CW Line starts at $100, the GS5 Garden Loudspeaker is priced at $400, and the GeoRealistic Pro Rock Speakers start at $220. Learn more at www.nilesaudio.com. Sleek Displays Mitsubishi Electric’s narrow bezel flagship 70-inch MDT701S and 55-inch MDT552S LED monitors feature an ultra-thin design wit h edge-lit LED technology for use in conference rooms and with digital signage applications. They offer an Intel OPS (Open Pluggable Standard) Card Slot for easy installation and maintenance and a built-in plug-and-play USB hub for connecting various devices. Built-in speakers fire toward the bottom, eliminating sound reverberation. Learn more at www.mitsubishielectric-usa.com. Lamp-Free Projectors Panasonic’s PT-RZ470 and PT-RZ370 series 1080p lamp-free professional projectors deliver up to 20,000 hours of maintenance-free operation, cutting back on operating costs and lamp costs. Utilizing HDBaseT technology, the projectors replace a conventional bulb with LED/laser diodes for long-lasting brightness of more than 3,000 lumens. The series, which will be available in the last quarter of the year, comes in 1080p and WXGA resolution and features Panasonic’s Edge Blending and Color Matching technology for increased performance and flexibility of use. Visit www.panasonic.com. Interacting Up Close The Hitachi CP-AW2519N interactive projector offers easy setup in rooms where space is limited, with an ultrashort-throw lens that enables it to be mounted close to a wall or projection surface, preventing obstructed images and shadows, with no light shining in the presenter’s eyes. Priced at $1,895, the projector offers 2,500 ANSI lumens brightness and has a throw distance of 10 inches from the edge of the projector, for an 80-inch, 16:10 diagonal image. It also features Hitachi’s proprietary StarBoard Software, which works on Mac and PC platforms. Learn more at www.hitachi.us. 104 | July/August 2012 universitybusiness.com http://www.mitsubishielectric-usa.com http://www.nilesaudio.com http://www.panasonic.com http://www.hitachi.us http://www.universitybusiness.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of University Business - July/August 2012

University Business - July/August 2012
Contents
Editor’s Note
Ad Index
College Index
Behind the News
Viewpoint
Admissions
Models of Efficiency
Floor Plans
Consulting Guide
Limited Liability
Touch to Begin
A Sound Investment
Voluntary Retirement
Human Resources
Money Matters
What’s New
End Note

University Business - July/August 2012