The updated digital signage software package includes TV cloning and does not require third-party video wall switching.
The company will distribute high-definition video conferencing, telepresence and mobile video products in SA.
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An urgent interdict may halt SA's plans for digital TV migration.
Local business Medias expands its video content to the mobile platform.
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The CS1642/CS1644 provides access to two or four dual-screen enabled computers via a console with USB keyboard, USB mouse, and two monitors.
Space technology initiatives will boost the economy, says the Department of Science and Technology.
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