All Articles Tagged Atlona

Julie Jacobson | 02/09 07:06 AM, 0 Comments

Fresh off its CEA Innovations Award win at CES 2012, Atlona touted its LinkCast wireless HD distribution system during Integrated Systems Europe (ISE 2012) in Amsterdam. Based on technology from Amimon (WHDi), the LinkCast system enables the distribution of multiple HDMI sources to multiple displays wirelessly up to 40 feet. The product is aimed primarily at PC-type sources, as a USB port is required for power. The unit supports uncompressed video resolutions up to 1080p HD and 1280x1024, including 3D video, with a latency of less than one millisecond, according… View this story

Robert Archer | 10/27 10:11 AM,

With the analog fat lady warming warming up her vocals cords as the electronics industry rapidly approaches the analog sunset, it's now more important than ever to have the capabilities to troubleshoot a client's digital infrastructure. The electronic connectivity manufacturer Atlona's latest product is designed to help industry professionals to successfully install fully reliable digital systems with efficiency. Atlona's new Digital Connectivity Testing Kit (KIT-PROHD3) is a simple and portable solution that installers can use to test their digital system installations. The company says the kit comes with its Signal… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 08/17 11:04 AM, 0 Comments

If you still have questions about HDMI, mark your calendar for September 7, 2011 during CEDIA Expo 2011 in Indianapolis for the HDMI Applications Symposium. The all-day event is free and registrants will receive CEDIA University credits. The event starts at 8:30 a.m. in the Sagamore 5 ballroom at the Indianapolis Convention Center. Hosted by HDMI Licensing, LLC, the event features presentations on a comprehensive range of HDMI topics from a number of HDMI Adopters, including Atlona, Crestron, Gefen, Key Digital Systems, PPC, Quantum Data, Simplay Labs/DVDO, and the WiGig… View this story

Jason Knott | 01/21 07:06 AM, 0 Comments

Atlona Technologies, a supplier of switching equipment, adapters, cables and connectors, has reorganized into three distinct divisions. The new divisions are: CE (Consumer Electronics) with about 30 to 40 lines, including HDMI cable, connectors of all types and wall plates; SI (System Integrator) with more than 100 SKUs, including cables, receivers, multiroom A/V amplifiers, extenders, converters, switchers and splitters; Signature with large A/V routing equipment for applications in government, military and commercial jobs. Products include cables, connectors, extenders and switchers for large-scale jobs. “Each of the new divisions has its… View this story

Robert Archer | 10/21 05:47 AM,

It doesn't get talked about often enough, but system testing can save installers a lot of time and hassle, and it can go a long way to building a loyal client base. Atlona's AT-DIS7-PROHD is a 7-inch HD Testing monitor that is engineered to provide custom electronics professionals with a display that can be used for the testing and verification process when a monitor isn't present. The AT-DIS7-PROHD incorporates provisions to allow installers to test for all digital formats, including DVI, HDMI, and other popular video formats such as VGA,… View this story

Julie Jacobson | 07/28 07:13 AM, 14 Comments

The SOHO Shop LLC, a Control4 integration firm in St. Peters, Mo., was one of the first companies to install the recently released Atlona AT-PROHD1616M-SR 16x16 HDMI switch. Priced at $25,000, is the switch worth it? Reviewer Joe Whitaker, development director for the The SOHO Shop, thinks so. Atlona’s new 16x16 HDMI switch is the closest thing we have seen to the Crestron DigitalMedia switch, which has won all kinds of awards. But we’re a Control4 shop, so we’re partial to the Atlona piece. While most switcher reviews usually start… View this story

Robert Archer | 04/07 03:22 AM,

With the commercial audio/video market diversifying to accommodate the influx of new technologies, it's important for installers to be able to offer solutions with some flexibility. Atlona Technologies' new 16x16 AT-DVI1616-A matrix switch builds upon the features of the company's original AT-DVI1616 through the inclusion of audio distribution. The rack mountable switch features options like RS-232 control, the ability to support resolutions up to 1900 x 1200, signal reclocking capabilities to ensure signal integrity, Ethernet compatibility for IP-based control and an EDID learning function to facilitate the "handshake" between components.… View this story