So on my doctor’s recommendation I limited my InfoComm exposure for my first time to one day (Translation: Live Design wouldn’t spring for the whole week), meaning it’s time for my sum up.

For those of you who have never been to InfoComm before, here’s the only way I can come up with to describe it: It’s like watching that episode of The Office where Michael and Dwight go to the more

I feel like I need a guide. Or possibly a sherpa.

I’m sitting in an immense and empty sea of cheap blue carpet listening to the Mustang Girls talk about their life stories and demonstrate the dance they did for the X-Games, while a crowd of polo-shirt sporting trade show males look on. I haven’t figured out the connection between the Mustang Girls and any technology company in attendance. I’ve heard more

So I’m counting myself privileged to be the first to shower accolades on Dataton AB. The Watchout guys don’t mess around with this versioning thing. I’m just glad they are slow at this press release thing so I can write about it first.

Still in beta, Watchout 4 is an incredible leap forward in terms of the utility of the application for live performance and staging. I just don’t know where more

So, I’ve never made it to InfoComm before. I’ve spent more time with LDI in the past ten years than I have with my extended family, but I’ve never made it to “that other show.” I’m interested.

Part of that interest is, of course, in the new products being released by companies who traditionally focus in whole or in part on our industry. Dataton is releasing Watchout 4. more