Show Notes
AVSuperFriends On Topic Episode 49: Unique Boutique
Recorded (and streamed live) on July 26, 2024
No topic provided again this month, so we decided to look at the numbers for display technologies. Where does it make sense to consider LCDs vs. projectors vs. LEDs? Chris even built a spreadsheet of rough numbers because he’s a nerd that way. Are LEDs becoming cheap enough to replace projectors? Is anyone building LCD videowalls these days? What are you installing on your campus?
Spreadsheet link: https://tinyurl.com/dkxv92t4
Alternate show titles: I should have three or four and looking at more Put the money on the wall
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