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Dolby Vision, Jobs demos the first Mac (30 years ago), Google Glass at work

 
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#1 Dolby to introduce new video standard
  via InAVate
  Dolby Laboratories, world famous from pioneering sound quality, has announced it is to move into display technology, with the launch of Dolby Vision. Seen for the first time at CES in Las Vegas, Dolby Vision aims to improve brightness, colour and contrast of Ultra HD displays, rather than prioritise one of those features, as often happens in modern display technology. More»
Why This Matters: Though this is just now appearing in the ProAV press, Dolby announced it at CES along with partners including Sharp, TCL, Microsoft (Xbox Video), Amazon Instant Video and others. What's important to us—the approach to display—is a little better explained by the Hollywood Reporter here including what Dolby calls "better" pixels. –Cynthia Wisehart

#2 Watch Steve Jobs first demonstration of the Mac for the public, unseen since 1984
  by Harry McCracken, Time
  It's January, 1984. Steve Jobs, nattily attired in a double-breasted suit, is demonstrating Apple's breakthrough personal computer, Macintosh, before a packed room. He speaks alarmingly of a future controlled by IBM, and shows a dystopian commercial based on that theme. He says that the Mac is "insanely great" and plucks the diminutive machine from a bag; it talks for itself. More»
Why This Matters: This is a fun, insider-y account of a major moment in technical history—30 years ago this month. (Reminding me that four years later, I hefted my first Mac all the way to a theme park job site in Tokyo in that same canvas bag Jobs is holding. It didn't seem that "diminutive" hanging from my shoulder).–Cynthia Wisehart

#3 8 ways to get the job done using Google Glass
  by James A. Martin, CIO
  Here's a look at some of the practical and innovative ways Google Glass Explorers are using the $1,500 prototype device in their work - from automotive repair to sports reporting. More »
Why This Matters: This article from a Chief Information Officer, gives examples of Google Glass at work in such functions as live remote sales training, sharing conference sessions, and troubleshooting a website remotely among others.–Cynthia Wisehart

4. First MEMS display table to arrive in six months, could rival LCD and AMOLED? (Robert Triggs, Android Authority)

5. Christie video wall solutions at Distributech (via AV Network)

6. Harman JBL Professional introduces VRX line array calculator at Winter NAMM 2014 (via SVCOnline)

7. Former homeless man finds success in the speaker business (Steve Guttenberg, CNET)

8. SurgeX announces lifetime product protection warranty (via SVCOnline)

9. HiddenRadio Hits The Crowdfunding Path To Make Beautiful Music (John Biggs, TechCrunch)

10. From the Wire@SVCOnline: Harman JBL Professional unveils VTX F Series for world-class accompaniment to VTX line arrays


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