How big is big enough?
5 March 2024
Now Microsoft Teams Rooms - and all hybrid platform screens - are multi-window (Picture in Picture [PiP]) - how big is ‘big enough’ for the displays in your rooms?
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Screen surfaces - a quick reflection…
4 March 2024
The importance of a matt or non-reflective surfaces for Microsoft Teams Room displays - and for all teaching and meeting spaces - is often overlooked. But once that awareness exists you can never not notice it!
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Eye to eye
4 March 2024
Is eye to eye contact in Microsoft Teams Room meetings a realistic - or even desirable - objective. What’s the situation now, in 2024?
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Forecasting AV is back!
27 February 2024
WyreStorm's Paul da Graça, welcomed Greg Jeffreys, Director at Visual Displays, for an insightful conversation on "Mastering the Art of AV Space Design: Essential Concepts".
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VDL Supernova TrueALR Screen is top of the list!
27 February 2024
The #GVproductoftheweek is the VDL Supernova TrueALR Screen from Visual Displays, featured here at the University of Exeter.
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Why are twin screens such a problem in Microsoft Teams Rooms and in all hybrid meeting rooms?
9 February 2024
Here’s why.
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Immerse yourself…
9 February 2024
What does ‘immersive’ mean in Microsoft Teams Rooms? What does ‘immersive’ mean in all display types?
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The era of the Digital Canvas has truly arrived!
8 February 2024
The very latest display technology breakthroughs for Microsoft Teams Room Front Row displays - 150” and 113” (both 21:9) were on show at ISE 2024 last week.
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The importance of display size in Microsoft Teams Rooms
8 February 2024
A week of learning at ISE 2024 underlined the importance of display size in Microsoft Teams Rooms - but especially Teams Front Row. This video shows why.
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Aspect Ratio for MTRs
3 January 2024
What is the correct display aspect ratio to use for Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTRs), meeting rooms and teaching spaces. 16:9 or 16:10 or 21:9 or…?
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