Crambo closes his Tour in Madrid 2010

Crambo Visuales has closed this Thursday in Madrid its “Tour 2010. Closer to you” that has taken him in recent weeks to six other Spanish cities, where it has been presenting the latest developments in the audiovisual sector with a resounding success.

Crambo has shown at the racecourse of La Zarzuela in Madrid its latest developments in videoconferencing, Control, signal management, professional solutions for professional video and broadcast, interactive whiteboards and displays, video projection, videowall and large display.

As has been evident in this tour, videoconferencing is emerging as a cheaper and greener alternative than any trip, a particularly important factor in the current business context.

Hand in hand with your partners, Lifesize and Radvision, Crambo has shown a wide range of videoconferencing systems, from simple and economical desktop systems, to the most advanced telepresence solutions. As for control systems, Crambo has exhibited some of the proposals of Crestron and PolyVision.

These end-to-end solutions simplify the practical use of technology in spaces, achieving the creation of environments and scenarios according to the specific needs of each user, turning complex operation sequences into simple and fast operations executed from a diverse range of user interfaces with keypads, remote controls or touch panels.

Among the novelties presented, RoomWizard stands out, the first internet-based room reservation system with a touchscreen that provides information for real-time viewing. In addition, its reporting function records room occupancy and reservation guidelines, providing an understanding of the needs and use of shared spaces, as well as statistics on the use of the different rooms.

Signal management

Crambo offers both for the presentation market, formation, residential, broadcast and post-production the necessary connections to ensure full connectivity. His represented Kramer, Analog Way, Sierra Video and Gefen have exhibited in this Tour 2010 all types of wiring, transmitters/receivers, Converters, audio embebedores/desembebedores, Distributors, Mixers, Climbers, Selectors…

Professional video and broadcast

Crambo works alongside more reputable manufacturers, having shown on this Tour 2010 the complete line of Panasonic Professional Video composed by camcorders, EFP camera systems, robotic cameras, Mixers, VTRs and monitors.

In the presentation, we have been able to see the new compact dual-lens camera for 3D production AG-3DA1, as well as the HPX-371 configured for studio thanks to the new studio system capable of transforming the range of Panasonic shoulder camcorders into authentic studio cameras.

Also highlighted in this presentation was the multipurpose cameras of Panasonic with their corresponding positioners and multipurpose controls that have been a revolution both in the world of television production, as in the capture of images in assembly halls, Auditoriums, Parliaments, sports venues…

On behalf of Newtek, manufacturer of which Crambo is already the fifth distributor by volume in Europe, Tricaster TCXD300 on display, a portable system for live production and web streaming.

By Sony, Crambo distributes its compact EVI camera systems, with integrated positioner and otics ideal for small auditoriums and videoconferencing with the possibility of control by specific panel or control systems with great quality/price ratio.

As for Canon, we could already see in action the new professional camcorders XF305 and XF300, one of the first professional video cameras from this manufacturer based on files, and combining an MPEG-2 codec of 50 Mbps, 4:2:2, with a Canon L-series lens and 3 Full HD CMOS sensors for extraordinary HD video storage on CF card.

Crambo also showed on the tour some of the latest Canon optics as well as a multitude of accessories (Tripods, Batteries, Feeders, bags… from brands like Daiwa, Pro-X or Working Easy.

Interactive whiteboards

In interactive whiteboards highlight the new Eno of PolyVision whose main advantage is that it does not require physical connections to the power supply and no special preparation of teachers or students. Eno allows simultaneous use of three users, being able to interact with a Mini Eno. It can also be used as a conventional whiteboard, thanks to the strength of steel enamel and its anti-graffiti treatment or endeleble markers.

Video projection, videowall and large display

The Crambo tour has shown a wide range of large format digital projectors of video and data for all types of applications, even in 3D environments. Crambo has had a stereoscopic projection room equipped with a projector of 9.000 Digital Projection lumens.

By Panasonic, the PT-DZ110X stood out, a team of 10.600 lumens that supports all possible inputs and integrates a waveform monitor that can be called by menu at any time on the screen.

Regarding Sony, the Titan series attracted attention, high-performance 3-chip DLP projectors for any application with the best resolution and high brightness. Highlights included the VPL-FX30 XGA and the VPL-FX500, projectors with 4,200y LCD technology 7.000 lumens and a wide range of settings, as well as BrightEra which provides greater heat in color and longer panel life.

Sanyo showed in this tour of Crambo its projector PLC-XF1000 that with LCD technology, a contrast 4.000:1 And 12.000 Lumens, while NEC exhibited the NP series.

As far as displays are concerned, Crambo has unveiled some of the latest professional developments for digital signage applications and panasonic videowall, Samsung, Philips and NEC. Including, Samsung's first professional LED display stood out 460 EXN equipped with 8GB hard drive; as well as the new Panasonic professional LCD displays with hotel mode and integrated tuner.

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