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what would they be putting in the basket to wow guests and owners?
Kerkhof at Crestron is currently working on a project with a swimming pool floor that is completely made from a OLED video-wall. He definitely believes that is
or gaming. Says he, “Due to the unique patented materials used in a CIPOD cinema and design that enhances soundproofing, a CIPOD cinema also allows guests or family to enjoy a movie or gaming experience without the sound influencing and affecting other guests or areas of the yacht.”
network, or to connect data centres separated by distance. In the past, these WAN connections often used technology that required special proprietary hardware. The SD-WAN movement seeks to move more of the network control into the ‘cloud’ using a software approach.
VIRTUALISATION TECHNOLOGY CAN APPLY SECURITY AND VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKING (VPN) TECHNOLOGY TO BROADBAND INTERNET CONNECTIONS
going to surprise people! Says Stimilli at Videoworks, “I would devote a couple of internal areas and a couple of external areas with astonishing performances and into the remaining areas solid rocket wifi for personal devices.” White is all for outdoor cinemas with folding screen & 4K projector which can easily be removed and stowed whilst at sea and dance floors with high end sound systems.
Needless to say Michael Munro opts for a dedicated cinema room by CIPOD for the ultimate escapism and a space to kick back and enjoy movies, sporting events
Antoine Perry is non-plussed by developments in the AV area, but on the other hand, he says, the internet is changing and innovating very fast. And it’s all about SD WAN. “Huh?”, you say. Yup, I’m hearing you. The software- defined wide-area network (SD-WAN or SDWAN) is a specific application of software- defined networking (SDN) technology applied to WAN connections, which are used to connect enterprise networks, including branch offices and data centres, over large geographic distances.
A WAN might be used, for example, to connect branch offices to a central corporate
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Many of the new software-defined WAN offerings, for example, can be used to improve and secure Internet connectivity. In some cases, software-defined WAN technology uses Internet broadband connections to replace more expensive solutions. Virtualisation technology can apply security and virtual private networking (VPN) technology to broadband Internet connections, making them more secure.
Software-Defined WAN also has the advantage of removing potentially expensive
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