Why Outdoor A/V Projects Are Easier Than Indoor Projects
When working on outdoor projects, integrators have fewer obstacles to worry about and can alter a set up more easily than when working on indoor projects.
Andrew Nichols · April 05, 2019
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Andrew Nichols
Andrew is a journalist and educator living in the Providence area. He was previously the Editor-in-Chief of a gaming and tech website, and the Managing Editor of his university newspaper, The Torch. He received his Bachelors in Writing and Masters in Teaching from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
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Andrew's Latest Posts
How to Explain IP Ratings to Outdoor A/V Clients
Ingress Protection (IP) ratings are important for determining the safety and waterproofing level of outdoor electronics equipment, but how do you explain them to customers?
Andrew Nichols · April 02, 2019
Google Stadia Brings Cloud Gaming to Home Networks
Google’s streaming-centric gaming platform gives gamers the ability to play 4K HDR games on phones, tablets, PCs, and TVs without expensive consoles or other pieces of proprietary hardware.
Andrew Nichols · March 27, 2019
13 Dolby Atmos, DTS:X Immersive Audio Products for 2019
Immersive audio formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X help compliment 4K video to create a more realistic home theater experience. Here are 13 products that integrators can use to create top-notch sound systems.
Andrew Nichols · March 25, 2019
Dish Enhances Custom Integration Program with RMR Bonuses
Dish’s Network Custom Integration program has been enhanced to include paying integrators a set monthly revenue-share fee.
Andrew Nichols · March 21, 2019
Project of the Year: Memphis Tigers Locker Room Features Over 100 LG Displays
Memphis-based Miestro Home Integration was tasked with upgrading the locker room of Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium at the University of Memphis in just six weeks, winning a 2019 Mark of Excellence award for its efforts.
Andrew Nichols · March 13, 2019
From Toilets to Lawnmowers… 4 Niche IoT Devices to Control for Clients
Smart home control has moved beyond just shades and lights. Lawnmowers, toilets, faucets and sump alarms are just some of the interesting IoT devices to control for clients.
Andrew Nichols · March 11, 2019
Coolest Smart Kitchen Technology From CES, KBIS, IBS
Now that CES 2019, KBIS, and IBS are all wrapped up, there are some innovative smart kitchen gadgets integrators should keep an eye on.
Andrew Nichols · March 05, 2019
Home of the Year: This Massive Villa Features a Fully-Automated Observatory and Much More
This 16,000-square-foot mansion is studded with over 200 Ketra architectural lights and 13 Crestron control panels to help the homeowner enjoy their favorite hobby with ease.
Andrew Nichols · February 21, 2019
Control4 Tiny Home Packs Smart Controls Into 250 Square-Feet
During the International Builders Show 2019, Control4 unveiled its version of a tiny home packed with smart lighting, intelligent appliances, and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Andrew Nichols · February 20, 2019
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