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Cinema system hits new price point KALEIDESCAPE


The Cinema One system is designed to make Kaleidescape’s home cinema capabilities available at a more accessible price point and allow custom installers to reach a much broader set of buyers. As well as being able to download movies from the Kaleidescape Store, Cinema One stores up to 600 DVD or 100 Blu- ray quality movies and, according to the company, goes from zero to the start of a feature film faster than any Blu-ray player in the


world. Kaleidescape says that it is the only movie system to support Blu-ray quality movie downloads. Cinema One has also been designed to meet the needs of young children, automatically switching to a simplified user interface. “We are passionate about the


Kaleidescape System, which has always proved exceptionally popular with our customers,” said Kevin Andrews, managing director at UK CI company ideaworks. “But until now, Kaleidescape’s products have been limited to installation within


large home cinemas and whole- home integrated audio/video systems. With Cinema One, we can now offer the same level of enjoyment in a simple-to-install


Lighting the (wireless) way CONTROL4


A new family of wireless lighting control products from Control4 is being demonstrated at the show. The company says the units will reduce programming complexity and are ideal for residential and commercial installations, both for retrofit and new construction projects. The Wireless Adaptive Phase


Dimmer is compatible with a broad range of dimmable load types including most LEDs, incandescents, halogens, electronic low voltage (solid state) transformers, magnetic (iron core) low voltage transformers, fluorescents and compact fluorescents. Control 4 claims the unit eliminates much of the guesswork associated with choosing the right dimmer for a


project and alleviates the need to replace the dimmer when the load type changes in the future. The Wireless Configurable


Keypad enables one-touch control of lighting, as well as control of audio, video and security. It can be configured with two to seven custom-engraved, LED backlit buttons, using four different button sizes, for a total of 37 possible configurations.


and easy-to-use movie server to anyone who wants to have a truly theatrical movie watching experience in their home.” Cinema One connects to any


A third unit, named the


Wireless Keypad Dimmer, transforms a standard light switch or dimmer into a fully customisable keypad and dimmer, combining the capabilities of the Adaptive Phase Dimmer with Configurable Keypad. All are able to be integrated with the new Control4 Panelized Lighting product range and feature an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust the brightness of status LEDs and button backlighting. Stand: 10-N114


home automation system so that when the user presses ‘play’, the lights go down, the masking is set and the movie starts instantly. Stand: 1-M25


Cinema One can store 100 Blu-ray movies


The new range of wireless lighting control products from Control4 is designed to reduce programming complexity


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