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Wireless Microphones Shrink in Size, Grow in Range, Reliability

July 27, 2012
by Government Video

Wireless microphone manufacturers are increasingly shrinking the size of their devices and making them more rugged—some even waterproof—in a quest to create a wave of unplugged mics that are easier to use with greater range and reliability.

Industry Sound-off: Audio Industry Pros on Campus Use of Audio

July 17, 2012
by University Business

What single key thing must campus administrators keep in mind when considering audio options?

“The one thing that needs to be understood for an audio solution across a campus is how to implement a simple solution for all environments that will need audio. The different classroom settings make it very difficult for an administrator to come up with a one-size-fits all type of solution.” - Tim Root, CTO and executive VP of new business development, Revolabs

A Sound Investment

July 11, 2012
by University Business

Making the right decisions and avoiding missteps in considering campus audio and acoustics. Imagine a learning environment where students can’t hear the professor—or the emergency notifications as part of a safety situation. The basic need of clear audio solutions in higher education impacts so much more than meets the eye.

Conference market stays strong for installers

July 11, 2012
by Installation

Cost-sensitivity and the need for flexibility of configuration underpin technological developments oriented towards conference venues – a sector which, despite current challenges to the events market, remains an important source of income for pro-AV manufacturers, writes David Davies.

OnSIP's Review of the Revolabs FLX2 VoIP

June 20, 2012
by OnSIP
The FLX2 VoIP is a new take on the business conference phone. It deconstructs what can often be a bulky device, splitting it into smaller, mostly wireless components.

InfoComm 2012 rAVe Video Featuring Revolabs Replaceable Batteries

June 13, 2012
by rAVe
InfoComm 2012: Revolabs Launches Replacable Batteries

Analysis: Audio in the Education Revolution

May 22, 2012
by AV-Interactive
Simon Loder, AV systems analyst at the University of Surrey comments: “We chose Revolabs systems due to their rechargeable mics and lack of lapel wires, which can be easily damaged. The systems’ DECT-based transmission also meant we would no longer suffer from interference caused by other radio mics being used in the area, which had been a problem.”

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