From InfoComm 2005 in Las Vegas, NV

	*The Consumer Electronics and Technology Show*
	June 12, 2005 InfoComm 2005


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June 12, 2005 On Location from infoComm 2005 in Las Vegas, NV

This special on-location broadcast is brought to you by: ICIA, the international trade association of the pro AV communications industries; by Barix & CommandCubes – the distributed audio solution for homes and businesses; and by Vutec, the technology leader in video projection screens. For more information relating to this program, please visit our guest's web sites, and/or listen to the condensed version of the show below.



Jason C. McGraw, Senior VP of Expositions ICIA	Scott Bahneman, CEO MusicGiants	John Taylor, VP of Public Affairs LG Electronics USA



Matthew Kramer, Prod. Manager Office & Professional Mobile - Plantronics	Chris Archibald, Director Office & Professional Mobile - Plantronics	Jeff Singer, Public Relations Manager Crestron Electronics



Vincent John Vincent, President GestureTek	Tom Atkins, President Right Seat Software	Lars Yoder, Business Manager Front Projection DLP - Texas Instruments



Matt Nelson, Director of Strategic Business Avocent Wireless - Avocent	J. Lee Thompson, Mgr., Advertising & Media Communication - JVC	Michelle Gallina, Director of Mktg. Serious Magic



Johannes Rietschel, CEO Barix	Steve McCale, Senior Applications Engineer Digidesign	Spencer Mallinson, Technical Sales Mgr. Vutec Corporation



Chris Tabasa, Account Manager AVerMedia Technologies	Darin Beamish, Vice President Qwizdom	Jane Poon, Product Mktg. Manager Toshiba Projectors



Bruce R. Pollack, Associate Director of Mktg. Sharp Electronics	Tom Mykietyn, General Manager Display Systems - Sony Electronics	Randy Lemke, Executive Director ICIA

Audio Archives

Part 1

Part 2

The commercial-free Armed Forces version of this show has been archived for at least 3 months, for your listening pleasure!

Photographs taken with the Olympus E-1 provided by Olympus America, the Kodak DX7590 provided by Eastman Kodak and the Casio Exilim EX-Z50 provided by Casio.
Photo credits: Chris Graveline, Fausto Cordova and Dave Graveline.