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DENVER, CO., – September 5, 2007 – Offering value unmatched in the industry, NetStreams, the global leader in networked audio/video distribution based on Internet Protocol (IP), launched the new NetStreams Quartet Q4000 Multi-Room Audio system here today at the CEDIA Expo, the world's largest exposition devoted to whole house entertainment and control systems. Quartet is a Multi-Room Audio system that allows homeowners to listen to nine different global audio sources in up to four different zones at the same time. Quartet features an integrated FM tuner, four analog audio inputs and the ability to add four additional in-room sources with the addition of NetStreams’ Audio Ports.

The Quartet Multi-Room Audio system is the first entry-level system on the market to feature whole house and room-to-room paging.

“NetStreams developed Quartet in response to demand from our dealers who wanted to see a broader line from NetStreams so that they can expand their business,” said Kevin Reinis, President and…

Inteset has been a long-time innovator in the Media Center business, and the company introduced more developments in its Media Center hardware and software during CEDIA.

Multiroom Audio

Inteset was one of the original developers of Media Center PCs that are amenable to multiroom audio. The company's PCs have multiple audio outputs to serve multiple zones, and proprietary software enable control over all of the zones. From any Media Center or controller in the home, you can pick a zone and push songs, albums or playlists to that zone. Volume can be controlled independently for each zone.

Inteset's Maximus Media Center offers four audio zones. The Inteset Denzel has three.

Now you can add more audio zones to your Inteset Media Center setup with the Ella EADS600 audio distribution, which provides an additional six zones of independent audio.

The unit connects to the Maximus or Denzel via USB.

Inteset provides a separate…

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Denver, CO – CEDIA 2007– September 6, 2007 – Booth 510 – Bolstering its specialty home theater offerings, Planar Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLNR), a worldwide leader in specialty display solutions, is showcasing its four highly-anticipated 1080p full-HD LCD flat-panel home theater displays. The 37-inch PD370, 42-inch PD420, 47-inch PD470, and 52-inch PD520 represent the latest step forward in the company's strategic plan to deliver specialty, displays to the global high-end home theater market.

Incorporating cutting-edge technology and progressive product specifications designed exclusively for home integrators and their customers, Planar's new LCD full-HD flat-panel displays deliver full HD available (1080p) as well as dynamic contrast and brightness for clear and crisp pictures. Available in unique, elegant diamond-polished black lacquer anodized aluminum bezels that suit the discerning homeowner’s decor, Planar's PD370, PD420,PD470, and PD520 LCD full-HD 1080p flat-panel displays offer the aesthetic and performance features that appeal to customers and integrators who desire modern home theater solutions.

With these new home…

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Denver, CO – CEDIA EXPO 2007 – September 6, 2007 – Booth 510– Runco International, the leaders in home video display and technology, today introduced its 103-inch flat panel, the CinemaWall XP-103DHD. A true statement piece for the most discerning of home theater customers, the XP-103DHD plasma display brings world-famous Runco engineering and design quality to the ultra-large 1080p full-HD plasma category.

“Runco continues to provide leading-edge product to our exclusive network of dealers and highest-echelon customers looking for display solutions that are truly enviable,” said Scott Hix, vice president and general manager, Planar Systems Inc. Home Theater. “This breathtaking plasma display epitomizes the heritage and reputation of the Runco brand with a luxury display that complements the exclusive lifestyle.”

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