Lots of choices go into purchasing a car such as what you can afford, the gas mileage expected, two or four doors, and which safety features to include are just some of the considerations. Purchasing classroom or library audio equipment that’ll used by children similarly involves making choices, and looking at safety features should be some of them. (more…)

The warranty on consumer products doesn’t cover use in schools.

There are a lot of available choices these days when it comes to audio visual products. Depending upon the amount of usage any given item gets, who uses it and where all contribute to how long it’s going to last. We all have minimum expectations about how long something will last and the amount of support the manufacturer will provide, but when it comes to using a product designed for home use, is it possible to apply the same expectations when it’s used in schools, libraries, and classrooms? (more…)

This contest is now over and we are now selecting the winners, who’ll be contacted via twitter shortly.

We’re giving away ten Kidspack computer packages! (more…)

It seems that whatever is new today can be outdated the following day, and when it comes to technology in general that couldn’t be truer. Advancements in computer oriented applications are moving at such a fast pace that they can be tough to keep up with. All the more reason to prepare the next generation to take on that task by supplying them with the necessary skills they’ll need. (more…)

Califone concluded its 52nd annual Infocomm convention last week in Orlando, FL. The world’s largest gathering of AV manufacturers and distributors concluded a busy week of meetings and product launches on an even more upbeat note after the broadcasted general announcement saying that the show attendance was in fact the third highest in its history. (more…)