QLED v. OLED, vinyl-pressing robots, the new Windows, SDVoE shootout, Bugatti factory

ProAV Today   Cynthia Wisehart - Editor     Today's Top Stories - 2.10.17     1. Samsung QLED vs. LG OLED, what's the difference? By David Katzmaier, CNET When it comes to new TV technology, the little line that turns an "O" into a "Q" makes a big difference. More» Why This Matters: Good roundup of terms and tech. Pretty thorough analysis of a Samsung-sponsored test. Grain of salt. Here's a non-partisan comparison from 4K.com. Samsung will use this same technology for digital signage being introduced at ISE this week. –Cynthia Wisehart   2. Meet the record-pressing robot fueling vinyl's comeback (with video) By Rene Chun, Wired In the mid-20th century, when the LP was the medium of choice, massive hydraulic-powered vinyl pressing machines—manufactured by long-forgotten companies like SMT, Lened, and Toolex—pumped out the endless stream of grooved discs that became the lifeblood of the booming post-war music industry. More» Why This Matters: Now the first new record-pressing machines in 30 years are online. –Cynthia Wisehart   3. Inside the Bugatti Factory: An exclusive look at the $2.6 million Chiron (photo essay) By Tamara Warren, The Verge The Verge visited the Bugatti factory in Molsheim, and we commissioned motorsports photographer Patrick Gosling to capture exclusive photography. Here The Verge soaked in the technological wonder at the Atelier, where this staggeringly beautiful piece of automotive engineering is assembled. More» Why This Matters: Why this article? Because it's my newsletter. I love cars and I love factories where mechanical meets electrical. -Cynthia Wisehart   4. ISE 2017: SDVoE Alliance presents 4K streaming codec shootout (via TheWire@SVConline)   5. ISE 2017: Matrox exhibits IP-enabled graphics card (via Installation)   6. ISE 2017: G&D launch "world first" KVM extender for 8K (via InAVate)   7. Samsung's QLED TVs will start at $2500 (Edgar Alvarez, Engadet)   8. First look at the new Windows (Peter Bright, Ars Technica)   9. Hack this: Go tell Neil Young that he can use the JustBoom DAC to playback his audio on a Raspberry Pi (John Biggs, Tech Crunch)   10. From TheWire@SVConline: Lyntec adds over-voltage protection to flagship RPC panel family   For more, see the WHY THIS MATTERS Archive »   AV JOBS     Bose - Territory Sales Manager, Chicago, IL region   FIND US ONLINE     Facebook Twitter LinkedIn RebelMouse PRODUCTS MARKETS STAGING NEWS EVENTS SUBSCRIBE   Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2017 NewBay Media, LLC

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