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LIVE weekdays at 1pm!Join us for a Throwback Thursday with PK and Duryan as they take you on a wild ride down memory lane, sharing stories about everything from wasp-killing tactics to side hustles. We'll introduce you to new AI voice technology, Eleven Labs, speak with Crypto Kono about possible job opportunities, check your IVN's, and even debate a high school's unique anti-bullying approach. Don't miss out on today's top 3 things, including the debut of SunnyD seltzer and the most-deleted social media app. And, of course, we'll crown a new champ as PK and Duryan revisit the past. So buckle up and enjoy the ride!The PK and DK ShowA daily interactive comedy podcast. Prizes and funny business (our only business)! LINKS!Home/PK and DK PLUS: PKandDK.comDiscord: https://discord.gg/VYhrfqKDY6Podcast: https://link.chtbl.com/dailylaughsMerch + Stickers: https://www.pkanddkshop.comSponsorships: hello@pkanddk.com PROMO CODES:Podium: “PK and DK” for 20% off Art Car IPA 5K: Code “PKandDK” for 15% off

SD186 - Foco na Elite! Conheça a Medway. Neste podcast, nosso host conversa com os médicos empreendedores e co-fundadores da Medway, o CEO Dr. Alexandre Remor, e o CPO, Dr. Micael Hamra, que nos contam sobre suas experiências pessoais em residência, propósitos, educação médica e soluções em tecnologia para se chegar à excelência. A Medway é uma plataforma de educação médica que oferece ao candidato à residência opções como videoaulas, app com +40k questões e o MedBrain com estudo direcionado por IA. Siga a Medway e seus co-founders: @medway.residenciamedica Participe da nossa Comunidade de Cardiologia CardioGram! Acesse AQUI. Neste episódio, o que você vai encontrar: Um pouco sobre os co-fundadores da Medway Micael nasceu em Catanduva/SP, Alexandre nasceu em Florianópolis/SC e o João, que não estava presente no podcast, nasceu no Espírito Santo. Os 3, formados médicos, foram para São Paulo capital para fazerem residência em Clínica Médica na USP onde se conheceram. Foi também em SP que o Alexandre identificou sua vocação empreendedora e sua vontade de resolver problemas.   E o início? A experiência pessoal deles com a falta de direcionamento e orientação foi o motivador na busca por uma solução para os residentes, que precisavam se preparar para a prova de residência da Universidade de São Paulo. A 1ª ideia era fazer gestão de pronto-socorro, mas prevaleceu a ideia da educação médica. A Medway hoje Uma empresa iniciada em 2017 do zero, como uma mentoria rudimentar, chega na virada de 2022/2023 responsável pela metade dos alunos aprovados em residência em instituições como Albert Einstein, Unicamp, USP Ribeirão Preto e São Paulo. O negócio +18k alunos passaram pela Medway; Cerca de 8K alunos somente em 2022; Rodadas de investimento para desenvolver a tecnologia e a inteligência artificial para melhorar a experiência dos alunos. Para quem? Alunos ambiciosos que querem competir na série A, aproveitar da bagagem que receberem para fazerem a diferença na assistência.  Mentalização Alexandre: "...o médico ele tem o dinheiro ali muito acessível. Qualquer coisa você dá um plantãozinho a mais e você paga uma conta que você precisa e isso aí é um assassino de foco..." Construindo diferencial com uso da tecnologia Escalar o negócio fazendo a transcrição da metologia que era manual, olho no olho, para o foco no estudo com base nas instituições de excelência para as quais o aluno quer se candidatar e no desempenho dele nas questões do banco de dados da plataforma. A recomendação diária da IA para o aluno demonstra um resultado de até 20% de aumento no nível de aprendizado dele em um ano.  Educação médica na era do Chat-GPT Alexandre: "...quando a gente começou a investir  em tecnologia, a gente via até alguns concorrentes investindo, investindo até mais do que a gente, há mais tempo, a gente pensou: cara, a tecnologia é muito importante para ajudar o aluno a personalizar o estudo dele, a ter mais aprendizado e tão, mas, se não tiver o componente humano, falta algo." Micael: "...professor é o responsável por entreter, cativar e transmitir conhecimento atrelado a experiências que transmitam a segurança que o aluno precisa para sair dali confiante de que aquilo dali é o certo. Coisa que o Chat-GPT talvez nunca consiga fazer." Comunidade Online Saúde Digital Podcast Você é médico? Quer interagir com o Lorenzo Tomé e com outros colegas inovadores da medicina digital?  Entre na Comunidade do Podcast Saúde Digital na SD Conecta! Assista este episódio também em vídeo no YouTube no nosso canal Saúde Digital Ecossistema! ACESSE AQUI! Episódios Anteriores - Acesse! SD185 - Versão Atualizada da Memed SD184 - Como melhorar a jornada do paciente na Telemedicina SD183 - Tecnologia e a Medicina Baseada em Evidências Músicas | Declan DP - Spaceship | Declan DP - Raindrop "Music © Copyright Declan DP 2018 - Present. https://license.declandp.info | License ID: DDP1590665"

Lindy Vi is a model and social media influencer. She resides in New York City, and has been able to part take in several fashion projects since living in the big apple. Vi is starting to rise to social media fame, and gaining a following on her platforms. Right now, she has 12.8K followers on Instagram, and that number just keeps on growing. Last year, Vi was able to attend New York Fashion week and be part of all of the once in a life time festivities. She truly is dreaming big as she continues to reach new parts of her platform and career as a whole. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jayme-starr/support

    SHOUT OUTS Thanks to all our patrons and everyone in the Runcation Nation for your support and encouragement.  Because of you, we have been able to keep the show going over the last two years, and now that the races are returning, we look forward to meeting up with you, too! Congratulations to Marathoner Nicole Kay from the Cape Coral Running Group on completing her first-ever MARATHON!   Congratulations to all who ran the 2023 Gasparilla Distance Classic this past weekend!  It meant so much to run with Jessica, JoJo, Darlene, Susie, Christy, Greg, Dawn, and so many others that we did not get a chance to run into, like Laurie.  Patron of the show, Dean Gerber, got a PR in the half marathon distance, as did his wife Judy in the 8K.  To have Fitz announce this race and be a part of the weekend with us made it an incredible start and finish line feeling, too! Congratulations to all who ran the 2023 Princess Half Marathon Weekend.  We saw so many on social media who posted medal pictures and footage from the Runcation Nation, so to everyone there, congratulations on running and cheering.   Patron Meg Brower crossed that post-surgery finish line at the Princess 10K in Orlando. Congratulations to one of our favorite local breweries, Fort Myers Brewing Company, who started the craft beer movement here in Lee County, Florida.  Happy ten years, @fmbrew!  Here's to many more!  Cheers!   If you want a shoutout for you or someone you love on the show,  email us at info@runeatdrink.net or call us and leave a message at 941-677-2733. For anyone who would like a shoutout on the show, please don't forget to send them to us.  We do our best to collect shoutouts throughout the week, but please send them our way!  Please send them to info@runeatdrink.net or call 941-677-2733! Thank you to Joanne Blatchley and Dean Gerber, Associate Producers of our show.  Thank you to Josh Ozbirn, Executive Producer of the podcast, too!  We couldn't do it without you. Become a patron if you'd like more of the Run Eat Drink Podcast, including bonus content and early access to episodes!  Go to www.patreon.com/runeatdrinkpodcast.  We want to thank everyone who has supported the show and the ways we've had to adapt this past year.  We can't tell you how much it means to us to have this community.  We love you, Runcation Nation.  We can't wait to runcation with you soon! RUN THE 2023 GASPARILLA DISTANCE CLASSIC The 2023 Gasparilla Distance Classic Runcation Nation Meetup was a great weekend.  In this episode, we recap Aimee's experience with the 15K and 5K and Dana's experience with the Half Marathon.  We discuss the races, the medals, and more on this week's episode.  We want to thank everyone in the Runcation Nation for the special gifts you brought to our meetup, too!  We gotta do this more often!   EAT and DRINK:  NEW TAMPA FOOD and BEVERAGE! Thanks to Darlene for setting up the post-half celebration for the “Runcation Nation.” Jotoro is in the Channelside location of Tampa, and it did not disappoint.  We talk about what Dana had for his post-race meal and beverage.  YUM YUM!  Gotta get some margaritas and Mexican food from this place really soon! THAT'S A WRAP!  Before we go…. We want to say thank you again to our sponsor of the show, Fitz Koehler!   We want to tell you about Fitz Koehler's new course, Fixing Your Life with Fitzness.   We know Fitz as one half of Team Noisy as she has been at the start and finish lines of some of the most fun races we've ever run, like the Donna Marathon Weekend and Gasparilla Distance Classic.  She's also a cancer survivor and author of My Noisy Cancer Comeback.  But did you know she is also a fitness expert with a Master's Degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences from the University of Florida, teaching fitness around the globe for decades? Fixing Your Life with Fitzness is an in-depth course with over five hours of content that will improve your life.  The course includes eight powerful modules that Fitz teaches herself, including: Why Fitness Impacts Every Aspect of Your Life Exact Formula for Weight Loss Four Pillars of Fitness How to Design Your Own Workout In-depth modules on how each muscle works and how to train them.  Strength Training Stretching Cardio Balance Training Staying Fit While Traveling Eating Healthy While Eating Out How Fitness Affects Your Career Stop Using Your Kids as an excuse to remain unfit.  Learn how to utilize your family! How to avoid diseases  How fitness can improve your relationships.  ALL OF THEM.  Live better, live longer. Get started today at fitzness.com and use our discount code, exclusively for the Runcation Nation.  When you sign up, enter RED22 in the discount code box at checkout for 20% off the entire course.    Thank you to Fitz for sponsoring this week's show.  Check out her course, Fixing Your Life with Fitzness, at fitzness.com.  Please, let us know if you do!! Thank you for listening!  We are in our 6th year of the podcast because of all your support!  Don't forget to follow us and tell us where to find you next on our website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  Also, check out our store on the website and get some NEW swag, thanks to Pure Creative Apparel.  Thanks to www.PodcastMusic.com for providing the music for this episode, too!

Welcome to March everyone. Can you believe how fast this year has rocketed by? For today's pod Mike, Matt, and Ma Hinshaw chat about a film that is tearing up the box office Cocaine Bear directed by Elizabeth Banks. Not drug related animal topics include 8K, Movie Pass sucks again, and a new incredible Blu-ray giveaway. This movie is exactly what we wanted, just not enough of it. Cocaine Bear is a high dollar B-movie with A-list stars and an amazing CGI bear. The biggest problem with this film is they did not push the boundaries harder. There are some really great over the top scenes and humor but they are too few and far between. Another big issue is the amount of stories in this film. There are a ton of characters, which is great, but they all have these pretty intricate stories. Why, why are there so many? A handful at best but better developed really would improve this film.  Matt and Mike both agree this is a wait until it's streaming kinda movie. It is a ton of fun and if you want to go to the theaters please do but it's not a must see film. Mike awards Cocaine Bear 2.5 out of 5 Reels. Matt is just a smidge lower with 2 out of 5 Reels. Of course we can't forget Ma Hinshaw who just loves pretty much anything, she awards the movie 3.5 out of 5 cookies.   Next week Mike, Matt, and even Ma continue their theater going run with Guy Ritchie's latest film Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre starring Jason Statham. Thank you for listening and we will chat with you next week! If you have a film you would like Matt and Mike to review, email us at nerds@reelfilmnerds.com You can find us on all things social such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  Why not join our Facebook Fan Group so you can yell at Mike and Matt from the comfort of your keyboard while talking about films. We also have an old fashioned website where you can watch trailers, read the host's bios, listen to the podcast, and get a ton more info on the movies we review.  http://www.ReelFilmNerds.com Thank you for liking, subscribing, rating, reviewing, and telling your friends about our podcast. Finally go out and catch as many movies as you can!

Do you consider yourself a resilient person? Sometimes I wonder if I truly am as resilient as I've grown to believe. Not all things are easy to bounce back from. Sometimes things are so bad it damn near takes you out. In this episode, I'm going to be expressing some scattered thoughts and allowing myself to be vulnerable with you. I hope you enjoy and think you for 52 Spotify followers and 8K all-time plays! {Get To Know Me Podcast - Topics around music, community, history, finances, and more. Every Saturday! [https://linktr.ee/g2kmpodcast] Follow Bizzy BalBoa IG: @BizzyBalboa @g2km_podcast @bigluvvllc. Stream BiZzY BalBoa's music on all major platforms [https://linktr.ee/bizzybalboa]. - To Sponsor the next episode of the Get To Know Me Podcast sign up to be an exclusive subscriber for only $4.99 a month! This unlocks access to exclusive episodes.} --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bbalboa/message

NEW PODCAST SEASON! Except.. I'm not interviewing people! I'm just sharing little short recording of myself talking about all of the topics you love hearing about! Spirituality, wellness, mindfulness, plant medicine, healing, law of attraction, entrepreneurship, etc. I hope this season of my little solocast shorts inspires you, motivates you, and gets you up out of your chair with an enthusiasm for life. Please share this story if it did something special for you!!    TODAYS EPISODE | is a story about my friend Britt making 8K in 2 days and why it empowered me. I share her story because it is a reminder of how easy it is to make money in a western society especially when you are open to receiving these types of opportunities. I also talk about how to improve and 10X your money mindset with certain books and how to shift your financial approach to a different realities.  All my love! xx Chloe    Rate, Review, Subscribe to the Podcast + Send a screenshot of your review to: chloe@infiniteecreators.com And I will send you a FREE copy of of either my cookbook or my dreamlike workbook! x   Subscribe to the Infinite Creaots Newsletter:  https://www.infiniteecreators.com/home   Subscribe to the Infinite Creators Podcast:   Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/6w42XMrDUnsPeJ6AxnycDd?si=gVCAIDbaRZyFusfgGbKN5A iTunes | h PodBean | https://infinitecreators.podbean.com     CUSTOM INTRO / OUTRO MUSIC MADE + PRODUCED BY: Rob Edwards  Connect with him on Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/redwards7/

On this episode of Photo geek Weekly, Jordan Drake returns to regale us with a year's worth of video announcements, developments, and news! From Patent issues we should all be made aware of with the Nikon Z9, to new cameras from Sony, Fuji, and Panasonic - how has the video space changed in a year? We aim to answer that question. Thanks for listening! Story 1: Nikon's Z9 2.0 firmware adds internal 8K/60p Raw capture, 120Hz EVF upgrade, pre-buffer and more (via DPReview) Related: RED Sues Nikon Over Infringement of Compressed RAW Patents (via Y.M. Cinema Magazine) Related: Nikon is trying to invalidate RED's raw video patent, arguing it shouldn't have been granted in the first place (via DIY Photography.net) Story 2: Fujifilm X-H2S review (via DPReview) Related: Sony FX30 initial review (via DPReview) Story 3: Panasonic Lumix DC-GH6 review (via DPReview) Story 4: DPReview TV: What the S5 II means for the future of Panasonic cameras (via DPReview) Story 5: Moment's New 1.55x Anamorphic Lens Adds a Hollywood Look to iPhone Vids (via PetaPixel) Picks of the Week: Don: Platyball - the best ball head I have ever used. No shifting or sagging when you get it set! Jordan: Accsoon Seemo - Turn your iPhone into a video monitor/recorder! Connect with Our Hosts & Guests Don Komarechka: Website, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest Jordan Drake: DPReview TV, Twitter, Instagram

This week we list the content our listeners use to show off their systems whether it be for music listening or movie watching. Also, Sony announced five new receivers that we discuss. And as usual, we read your emails and go over the week's news. News: Super Bowl LVII will screen in 4K and Dolby Vision, but there's a catch Google Plans To Punch Up ‘NFL Sunday Ticket' With New Features Klipsch Expands High-Resolution Powered Speaker Series QD-OLED TV Prices Could Get Cheaper As Samsung Puts Production In Overdrive Sonos' next speakers will be called the Era 300 and Era 100 Listener Recommended Music and Movie Demo Material Music JR - provided the following Spotify Playlist for Music Demos Dan - Marcus Miller: Blast (from the album Marcus) Blast Stan - Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car (U2) & the first three minutes, and Dear Prudence (Beatles) Brian Donald Fagen – The Nightfly – I.G.Y. (DSD64 5.1) Foreigner – 4 – Waiting for a Girl Like You (DSD64 5.1) The Alan Parsons Project – The Turn of a Friendly Card – Games People Play (DSD64 Stereo) Heart – Dreamboat Annie – Crazy on You (FLAC 24bit/192kHz) Steely Dan – Aja – Aja (DSD64 Stereo) Aerosmith – Toys in the Attic – Walk This Way (DSD64 5.1) Beck – Sea Change – Any Track! (DSD64 5.1) Dire Straits – Brothers in Arms – Money for Nothing (DSD64 5.1) Tears for Fears – The Tipping Point – Break the Man (Dolby Atmos) Sting – Nothing Like the Sun – Englishman in New York (FLAC 24bit/96kHz) Toto – IV – Africa (DSD64 5.1) Curt - provided the following Spotify Playlist for Music Demos John - My number one all time favorite test track that I have been using for over 30 years Is Supertramp's song Fool's Overture from their live album Paris.  There is so much happening in the song in the different parts of the song.  In the middle of the song it goes to all different sounds like a grandfather clock, wind blowing and then a great bass guitar building up to the second part of the song with a sax and other high pitch instruments and then it mellows down to a piano, drum and singer.  This song gives me everything in one song to push and test speakers. Fleetwood Mac - Tusk (Bass) Rush - YYZ This instrumental track will put any speaker to the test. This is a very fast paced song with a lot of stereo testing as instruments move from one speaker to another (helps in speaker placing) and its fast. Chris Issak - Baby Did a very bad thing - he has an amazing voice and he can go from deep to very high Mark - Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good Poco - Heart of the Night Poco - Crazy Love From the Tommy Bolin album Private Eyes, Bustin' Out For Rosey, Sweet Burgundy, Post Toastee Bill - here's a track I use to show off my subs. It was recorded by the Yellowjackets (Galileo for Jaco) as a tribute to Jack Pastorius in the 80s so it has that digitally produced sound. I've had grown men giggle like a kid at about a minute in. Enrique -  Hans Zimmer: Live in Prague Movies DJ - District 9 start at 12:15 and at 12:24 the engine shuts off and you can feel it. JR - Ride of the Rohiorrim scene in The Return of the King (Youtube Clip in 4K with Atmos of this scene) Brian Blade Runner 2049 – Intro Scene Gemini Man – Intro Scene (Dolby Vision 4K60) Mad Max: Fury Road – Intro Scene Ready Player One – Race Scene Midway – Pearl Harbor Attack Scene Top Gun: Maverick – Mach 10 Scene Top Gun: Maverick – 2 Minutes 15 seconds Trial Run Scene Curt - The race scene from “Ready Player One” (Atmos!), train wreck scene from “Super 8” (not Atmos or DTSX, but awesome surround cacophony) John - the end of John Wick when they are in the rain and talking. Also Aquaman the fight sequence about a third of the way in the Italian village.  Mark - Ready Player One, the race scene early in the movie, Dune, around 2 hours into the movie they place the devices to lure the worms, the bass is insane with that, The Dark Knight, when Batman is in the batcave and he's test firing a big gun, crazy bass there too Enrique - Maverick (of course), Mad Max, Blade Runner 2049 Sony Electronics Launches new ES 8K AV Receiver Lineup Sony Electronics Inc. announced its newest addition to the brand's AV receiver line. These receivers are the first from Sony to feature 8K and 4K/120 support as well as Sony's 360 Spatial Sound Mapping technology. These receivers were tuned by Sony engineers to provide the most immersive home theater experience yet. The new ES line features four new models built mainly for custom installation.  Additionally, the STR-AN1000 receiver is created for consumers looking to upgrade their current home theater system. Full Press Release Here… STR-AN1000 - 7.2 Channel 8K A/V Receiver (Pre-Order for $899.99) 7.2-channel A/V Receiver (165 W 6 ohms, 1 kHz, 1ch, THD 0.9%) 8K & 4K/120Hz HDMI Connectivity with HDMI 2.1 support (6-in/2-out) Supports Dolby Atmos® & DTS:X® object-based sound decoding Immersive audio with Digital Cinema Auto Calibration IX and 360 Spatial Sound Mapping  What is 360 Spatial Sound Mapping By utilizing the positional information measured by Sony's Digital Cinema Auto Calibration IX (D.C.A.C. IX), multiple phantom speakers are generated all around the room so cinema lovers can experience every breath, step, and word as if inside the film. D.C.A.C. IX, the latest auto-calibration technology developed by Sony, can correct the distance, angle, sound pressure and frequency response of each speaker by measuring the speaker placement in 3D using the supplied calibration microphone. This works alongside Auto Phase Matching which aligns the phase of different speakers. This means users can compensate for challenging speaker placement, delay or phase shift and feel fully immersed in a movie. Additionally, enjoy music the way the artists truly intended with High-Resolution Audio for crystal clear precision. The ES series and STR-AN1000 also supports DSD (Direct Stream Digital) native playback, with no conversion involved so DSD content can be fully enjoyed without losing any of the original quality. When connected to a BRAVIA XR TV with Acoustic Center Sync, the ES series and STR-AN1000 combine audio from the TV with the audio from the center speaker to create an incredible sound-from-screen experience. Dialogue will appear to come directly from the characters on the screen creating a much more immersive experience. The ES Series models are available for presale at Sony Electronics. STR-AZ1000ES: 7.2 CH (100W 8 ohms) A/V Receiver will be priced at MSRP $1,099.99   STR-AZ3000ES: 9.2 CH (120W 8 ohms) A/V Receiver will be priced at MSRP $1,699.99 STR-AZ5000ES: 11.2 CH (130W 8 ohms) A/V Receiver will be priced at MSRP $2,099.99 STR-AZ7000ES: 13.2 CH (150W 8 ohms) A/V Receiver will be priced at MSRP $3,299.99 The only real difference in features besides the number of amps and channels is that the 5000 and 7000 have three 12V triggers and the 1000 and 3000 only have one. The Standard AN1000 does not have a 12V trigger  

Episode 138: Today on TechTime with Nathan Mumm, "TechTime's Best of The Best from CES 2023 Laptops, Phones & Displays." We focus on the newsiest ideas on the technology items we use daily, and we have our Super Bowl TV Shopping Guide. Next, Cybercrime is the World's Third Largest Economy. Finally, Microsoft has an Outage of Service, and what company will use ChatGPT for content creation after laying off 12% of its employees? In addition, we have our standard features, including "Mike's Mesmerizing Moment," "This Week in Technology," and a possible "Nathan Nugget."Join us on TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Hummmm" Technology news of the week for January 29th – February 4th, 2023.Episode 138: Starts at 1:35--- [Now on Today's Show]: Starts at 3:15--- [Top Stories in Technology]: Starts at 4:55Cybercrime is the World's Third Largest Economy After the U.S. and China. Cybersecurity Ventures released a new report claiming cybercrime will cost the world $8 trillion in 2023. - https://tinyurl.com/4pvuyk9r Buzzfeed to use ChatGPT for content creation after 12% employee layoff - https://tinyurl.com/3a5nmj9v Joshua Browder's artificial intelligence startup, DoNotPay, update as we go to the direct source Joshua himself. - https://tinyurl.com/2p9cctah--- [Pick of the Day - Whiskey Tasting Reveal]: Starts at 20:21Bulleit Bourbon Barrel Strength | 120.2  Proof | $49.95--- [TechTime's Best of The Best from CES 2023 Laptops, Phones & Displays part three of our three-part review of CES 2023]: Starts at 22:29Today we focus on Laptops, and Phones with our TechTime experts. Best of The Best Items from CES 2023 in LaptopsHP Dragonfly G4The ROG Zephyrus G14 Lenovo Yoga Book 9iBest of The Best Items from CES 2023 in Phones Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 - Foldable phones Lenovo ThinkPhone by Motorola--- [This Week in Technology]: Starts at 33:14January 29th, 1988, The computer game Tetris makes its first appearance in the United States as a PC game. The creator was Alexey Pajitnov is best known for designing and developing Tetris in 1984 while working for the Russian Academy of Science.  --- [Marc's Whiskey Mumble]: Starts at 36:55 --- [TechTimes "TechTime's Best of The Best from CES 2023 Laptops, Phones & Displays" part 2]: Starts at 40:10Best of The Best Items from CES 2023 in Display - TVLG Meta - LG is bringing bigger and brighter OLED panels to the market, thanks to its new Meta technology. Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 gaming PC monitor, is a curved 57-inch display has an 8K 7,680×2,160 resolution screen with a 32:9 aspect ratio. That means owners will get the equivalent of two UHD screens on one display. LG's M3-Series OLED, which wowed everyone at CES 2023 with its huge 97-inch (diagonal) size with the Zero Connect box. --- [Super Bowl Steal and Deals ]: Starts at 45:11--- [Technology Fail of the Week]: Starts at 49:20This week's “Technology Fail” comes to us from Microsoft as services have recovered after tens of thousands of users reported its products, including Outlook and Teams, had stopped working late last week.--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment brought to us by StoriCoffee®]: Starts at 51:20--- [Pick of the Day Whiskey Review]: Starts at 54:39Bulleit Bourbon Barrel Strength | 120.2  Proof | $49.95Mike: Thumbs UpNathan: Thumbs Up

Wondering if you can build a successful service-based business on the side of your 9-5? It's totally possible! This may be one of my favorite episodes of Serve Scale Soar® ever. I'm sharing my conversation with Rucheli Berry who is working a full-time job and also pulling in $8K months after being in business for only 4 months. Rucheli found fast success because she knew she didn't have to reinvent the wheel. She joined Serve Scale Soar® and started following my proven plan by taking one step at a time. She did this while working full-time and taking care of four kids. She is such an inspiration! Rucheli Berry is a Wife, Mom x4, Coffee Lover, Consciousness Seeker, and Software Engineer turned Tech Expert for Spiritual Entrepreneurs. Now she's helping spiritual coaches, healers, creatives, and change-makers ditch the tech headaches and overwhelm so they can start and scale businesses that make the world a better place. Tune in to learn more about how Rucheli grew her brand-new business fast and how you can too. Find the full show notes at www.brandimowles.com/179Resources Mentioned:Visit Rucheli's website: https://www.rucheli.comFollow Rucheli on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rucheliberryJoin Rucheli's Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/simplespiritualsystemsFollow Rucheli on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rucheliberryCheck out my free training: https://servescalesoar.com/10kAdditional Resources:Ready to scale to consistent 10k months without growing a team, hiring contractors, or creating a course? Then it's time for you to Scale with Simplicity®.  Find out more >> https://brandimowles.com/join-serve-scale-soarFollow the Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/serve-scale-soar/id1477998650Follow Brandi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandimowlesFollow Brandi on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrandiandcompanyAre you ready to automate your client onboarding? Get more time back and become a client referral machine? I want to invite you to my live workshop, the Wow Factor Onboarding experience, where I'm gonna take you through how to set up a wow factor onboarding experience that not only gives you more time back but helps you become a client referral machine. Head to servescalesoar.com/wow and get your tickets today.

Ted Romanowitz has been around the commercial display and tech sectors for a whole bunch of years, and for the last two or so, has been an industry analyst for the research firm Futuresource Consulting. Futuresource is in the UK, but Ted works out of the Portland, Oregon area - spending his time looking at professional display technologies, ranging from projectors to mini and microLED video wall products. He was at CES and he'll be at ISE this week, meeting with manufacturers and walking the halls, seeing what's new and interesting. We had a good chat about where the different display technologies are at, and how miniLED is seeing a lot of traction for fine pitch LED displays. We talk projection and we spend quite a bit of time discussing the state and vast potential for microLED. One thing I particularly liked was his qualifier about "true" microLED, as all kinds of manufacturers market their premium products as microLED, when they're really miniLED. Ted, thank you for joining me. Can you explain what you do for Futuresource and what Futuresource is all about?  Ted Romanowitz: Oh, I'd love to do that. I'm a principal analyst at FutureSource Consulting in our business-to-business (b2b) practice. I lead the entire professional display Segment. So we cover everything Projection, LCD panels, tiled LCD, and interactive displays, as well as my forte, as you may know, is LED. I have more than 10 years of industry experience in LED with Planar, Leyard and Christie Digital. It's wonderful. There's a lot going on in pro displays right now.  So what would you be doing primarily? Are you producing research reports? Are you talking to companies? You know, what's your day-to-day? Ted Romanowitz: We do three really big things. One, we do quarterly trackers for all these technologies. So you can look at the data by company, by specification, by country, and comparatively by brand. We also do annual reports. We've just published a video wall report as well as a strategic market outlook. We've got a big digital signage report coming in the springtime. We're looking forward to publishing that, as well as a refresh of our true micro-LED report coming in the first half of the year. So we do a lot of annual reports, and then the third bit is custom research. So if there are any companies out there that have a specific business need for the information, they can reach out to me and we'd love to talk to them about a one-off type of project to get the analytics that they need to make an informed business.  How hard is it to get the data from all the different display manufacturers and to talk about their sales and their market size?  Ted Romanowitz: It is definitely a challenge and I think, especially during the Covid timeframe, to keep relationships established has been challenging. We just came back from a major trip to the Asia Pacific in November, so we were literally the first company meeting these large pro AV vendors in Korea, Taiwan, and Japan. We spent two weeks over there face-to-face and you just can't say enough about building face-to-face relationships and having those conversations and that's why we're so much looking forward to ISE this year, getting everybody back together.  So when you say you are the first company, what do you mean by that?  Ted Romanowitz: A lot of these vendors haven't had research companies or other people come and visit them face-to-face. So they were really glad, almost ecstatic to have us show up at their doorstep for a meeting. It was wonderful to rebuild a lot of relationships. It's so much different to do it face-to-face. It's more meaningful. As opposed to at a table in a trade show booth? Ted Romanowitz: That's also face-to-face, so I think those are good as well.  It's hard to get good data, setting yourself aside, there are one or two other companies that are focused on this, but there's this avalanche or a steady torrent of crap coming out of research factories from India. Do you have to fight against that?  Ted Romanowitz: I think what Futuresource is really good at is having these long-term relationships. We've been doing this for two decades. We have relationships with the brands. We're getting data, hard data. We're having not only quantitative discussions, but we're having qualitative trends impacting the industry, what's coming next, and those sorts of things, so it's much more robust practice that we do, and that's why people are coming to us wanting our research.  And part of your routine as well is going to the big trade shows, I believe you're just at CES and you're planning to go to ISE as well? Ted Romanowitz: Absolutely. It was my 14th trip to CES in my career, and it's like a little bit of a family reunion for me actually. But it was amazing to see the energy and people actually queuing up to be able to get into some of the booths there, the larger booths because they were controlling the traffic for Covid and everything. But the energy was there, a lot of great new technologies. It was quite exciting, and as a little preview, I know we're gonna talk about micro LEDs at some point, but I was able to see the industry's first true micro-LED displays, so that was worth the trip, just that one thing.  Yeah, I get asked every year, am I going to CES? And I say, I've done it, don't want to do it again, too many people line up for everything. But the biggest thing is it's consumer electronics and it's pushing away to some degree it seems at least from displays into gadgets and cars and everything else, so I'm curious if you said that one thing alone was worth the trip, but for somebody who is maybe not as well versed as you, is it worth going to CES if you're in the digital signage industry?  Ted Romanowitz: There were digital sign signs everywhere, even in some of the smaller halls like North and West, there were LED signs in almost every single booth promoting different technologies and companies, brands. It was amazing. But yeah, I was also amazed at how some of the big consumer brands were starting to bring in LED technology in particular, and showing the consumer applications of that and it's still not gonna be sold through a CEDIA channel, it's going to be sold through pro AV consultants. So it's our heart and soul still for some years before it becomes priced for the mass markets if you will. Do you get cues from CES about, a product that comes out for TVs whether it be OLED or QLED whatever the case may be, are those cues to what's gonna happen on the pro side or does it not necessarily track that way? Ted Romanowitz: There's not one way or the other, but I definitely think, specifically to LED technology, that is primarily a pro-AV thing and it is starting to creep into CES and that's exactly why I was at the show.  Venetian had three floors of smaller companies, and it's amazing how much of our ecosystem is starting to show up there. Different companies looking for ODM and OEM arrangements were in the Venetian, showing prototypes and whatnot of not only LED but also see-through LED and transparent OLED.  I was curious about one of the announcements at CES where LG unveiled an OLED TV that was wirelessly powered. Now there was a box that you still had to plug in, but between the box and the display panel itself, there was no wire. It was being transmitted by IR or something or other, I forgot. Is that something that you see as coming or is it just an outlier that nobody would actually use? Ted Romanowitz: LG had a wireless OLED display. But my understanding is that it was wireless connectivity on the data side and not necessarily on the power side. But that's certainly something I think it'll be interesting to see if that shows up at ISE, and definitely, a trend that we should all watch, especially in historic buildings across the east coast of America plus Europe, where you have a historical building and you wanna hang a display in this space, but you don't have power to it, and you don't want a god awful power cord, video signal cord running down the beautiful brickwork or whatnot. There could be some real applications for it.  Yeah. I know a company in Israel. I did a podcast with them and they now have wireless power technology and they insisted it's safe and everything else, and you don't get fried if you walk in front of it, or anything. Ted Romanowitz: Interesting. I'm not aware of that. I'll have to get the information from you so we can have a good look.  So what display segments are growing right now?  Ted Romanowitz: Overall, the pro display is growing over the next five years at about an 8% compound annual growth rate, which is healthy. That's really being driven primarily by direct view LED, which is, over 20% year-over-year growth. So that's really where the growth is. LCD is still showing basically flat growth over the next five years. It's very slow growth, but yet by 2026, it's still 50% of the pro displays marketplace, and we won't see that shift between LED and LCD until we have some of these advanced technologies like mini LED, as defined by flip chip COB, which I think we're gonna see some really interesting demos at ISE on this technology finally. There have been technical and manufacturing issues that have held it back from mass production. So I think 2023 will be the year, we're predicting that 2023 will be the year when companies will come into mass production and resolve these manufacturing and technical issues. So that's where you get pixel pitches under 0.7, 0.6, perhaps even 0.5 with flip chip COB that will start to challenge LCD panels, which are really that close-up viewing experience really predominant.  Yeah, I remember Leyard's CTO or he some kind of title like that, he was saying once you get to about 0.7, you're very close to the pixel pitch that you would have on an LCD.  Ted Romanowitz: That is correct. It's around 0.5-millimeter pixel pitch on an LCD screen. So yeah, LED is getting there, and then the really last bit is, once you have that close-up viewing experience, you can put it into, let's say small to medium room sized meeting rooms as well as digital signage, eye level, close up wayfinding, informational displays, those kinds of things. It gets really interesting for LED, but the price differential right now is still fairly substantial. What is it now? I understand there are a whole bunch of variables. Ted Romanowitz: That's a loaded question. I wish I could just say, oh, it's X percent but it depends. I hate that answer, but it's the truth. We're seeing these advanced technologies in LED come in the mass volume where you get economies of scale, you're gonna see that differential shrink. So that's first with this flip chip CEOB, mini LED and that gets you to around, 0.5-0.6 millimeter, certainly 0.7 so you're on the verge of competing with LCD panels and then with what we're calling true micro LED technology, that is sub-100-micron chiplets mass transferred onto a TFT backplane with an active driver technology. So that is what one of the brands was showing at CES Samsung. They had from 55-inch to about 140-inch displays. They weren't able to give me pricing on that officially, but we know they estimated it last year at about $150,000 for a 4K display over 100 inches. And that's probably not gonna go into your house or mine, although we aspire to that. But over the years as they come into mass production in the next five to seven years, it's going to drop from $150,000 down to around $4,000 is what we're estimating and volume production, once you get under, let's say 40,000 or 30,000, it'll start showing up in the CEDIA channels. So it'll start shifting from pro AV consultants to the CEDIA channel but they'll need lots of help to figure out how to do it, and then once it gets into the $4,000 to $5,000 range, it's definitely more of a broad consumer electronic, still very expensive for you and I, a lot of people will really want to jump on this technology. It looks really beautiful. The stuff that Samsung was showing at CES was that when you frame it as true micro LED, as the Samsung stuff part of the wall series and they're now doing genuine micro LED with that?  Ted Romanowitz: That's a great question, but they had the wall separately. These were consumer television sets that are true micro0LED, but they weren't ready yet to do an announcement in the pro AV space but one could reasonably assume that might be coming, that they'll offer this true micro-LED display, and whether they brand it ‘The wall' or whatever else they're gonna call it, that's up in the air.  But it looks fantastic. It'll start to impede LCD panels in a significant way, and then shift the industry towards that where right now, LED is already in video walls the predominant technology that has the highest value. Within five years, it'll be three times the value of a tiled LCD. So LED  is taking over the video wall. We see in the broader pro AV space, not in the next five years, but certainly, within the next 10 years, LED will be the number one display technology.  Yeah, I think there's always going to be a demand for LCD for some kind of meat and potatoes digital signage, like menu boards and ticketing information, all that sort of stuff, but you get into any kind of specialty application or something where shape needs to be flexible, they're gonna go to mini or micro-LED once the price is there.   Ted Romanowitz: Yes, true micro-LED eventually will also challenge LCD panels in that more, I guess what you would call hang and bang, on the commodity side. I believe that it'll bring LCD prices down. There'll always be a place for LCD technology but LED will start to take over where image quality, where impact is really important and there's just a smaller uplift in pricing for that better experience where people and customers want that big impact, it's going to be LED.  I was at Touch Taiwan about four years ago, pre-Covid, and I left that trade show with a distinct impression from manufacturers that they saw mini-LED as kind of an interim technology, and it was mostly gonna be used for LCD backlighting like addressable zones, local dimming that, all that stuff. But it seems like mini-LED is getting a lot of take-up as a direct-view LED product as well.  Ted Romanowitz: Absolutely, and LG has a version of their consumer LED product showcased at CES. It was about a 150-inch display and had some really good features. I think it was 1.2 millimeters with beautiful image quality but it's $300,000. It's still the consumer market that is very expensive for them to get into. But, then again, personally, as a product manager for LED, I've worked in multiple companies where we have done high-end homes with LEDand, putting up a $750,000 wall in a Bel Air home wasn't a problem They have the budget. That's again, not my house as much as I would like that.  Yeah, as much as I'd like to be a midfielder for Manchester United, I'm too small and way too old, I don't think I'm gonna have that kind of salary.   Ted Romanowitz: I think you and me both, but we can still hope, can't we? It's not too late.  Oh, I think it is for me at least. Ted Romanowitz: I think another important thing is with projection, you were talking about where the pro AV industry is going and all of that, projection both front and rear are in relatively steep decline, and some people would say, oh my gosh, that's super scary, there are so many projection companies out there, and we see so many demos at ISE and at CES, there are a lot of consumer protection companies displaying products. Even though projection is in decline, double-digit decline over the next five years, in the end, it's still a $4 to $5 billion market, it's massive, and so it's not like projection is gonna go away, it's just getting a little bit smaller.  So I think there's some hope there and we're seeing high brightness being a big thing over the last year. Already we've heard whispers from several of the projection brands that they're gonna be unveiling new high-brightness projectors. A lot of demos on projection mapping, blending, warping, and those sorts of things to support immersive, really engaging interactive displays.  Yeah, in the right physical environment and lighting conditions and everything else, projection is awesome because it's got that ability to surprise you. It just shows up and forms around things in a way you can't do with more conventional displays. Ted Romanowitz: Exactly, and if you need to have a large display of information or whatnot, there's no more cost-effective way to do that, to show a big image, let's say in a theater or something other than projection, right? LED is just far too expensive to do that, although some brands are in customer-facing theaters. Some very large technology brands are putting in LED displays to impact their ecosystem, and their end customers in a very impactful way, but still, projection is wonderful. It has legs to continue for decades but LED is the up-and-coming thing.  Why is projection getting better, like they're able to do brighter, is it because of laser, or are there other factors? Ted Romanowitz:  Yeah, it's the laser technology that they're implementing. I think smaller form factors, are quieter, as well as the prices are coming down as well. Those are all factors that are gonna give it legs for quite some time. One other thing too, I think there are so many immersive exhibits that are happening now, right? In Portland, Oregon, we get one every month or two where they're using projection and or a blend of projection in LED to provide a really amazing sensory exhibit. And when our team was in Japan, we went and saw the Team Labs exhibit there and it was wonderful that you actually took your shoes off, and put them in a locker. You roll up your pant legs and you're about knee-deep in warm water and, it was really cool, the projection map Koi onto the water that you're walking through, and the fish react to you. So you can reach out or, as you approach one of the fish, it'll look over at you and then scurry off as if it was a real fish. It was just an amazing experience to go do that.  I'm curious as well about OLED and light field displays and I recognize that light field displays are still probably a few years off, but are you seeing advances in that?  Ted Romanowitz: That's one of the things that we're going to be doing some further research on at ISE and it'll be interesting to see how that trend emerges, and OLED is really interesting. On the transparent side, a lot of companies have been working on that to help with merchandising or promoting products, putting them in an OLED box and putting marketing messages around the product even while you're able to reach in and touch the product.  Those are some super creative things, but at the LG booth at CES and a couple of others, they're showing transparent OLED and transparent LED applications where you can get a 10-foot high glass wall and cover it with an image. It's just cool. It's beautiful. It'll be interesting to see how corporations and other organizations invest in that, and what the adoption rate will be, and that's definitely an area where we're going to be researching further.  Yeah, the LED on film and LED embedded in glass particularly when micro-LED matures, that seems exciting as hell in terms of the amount of brightness you can get and the fact that you can just make it part of the building material. Ted Romanowitz: Exactly, yes, and you look at all these big cities. I don't know when you were in China last, but you go to Hong Kong and you're sitting on the Calhoun side at night and the choreographer does some choreography with music and a light show of all the major tall office buildings on Central. It's just amazing. And Shenzhen, Shanghai, a lot of cities in China are doing these light shows and lighting up all the buildings and in America, we're starting to see that as well. Obviously, Las Vegas is a great example, but I think it'll be interesting to see how that evolves, not only in America but also in Europe with all of the historical buildings, what the regulations will be and you know how they'll allow technology to be used architecturally and artistically on some of these historic buildings, or if we'll just keep doing projection onto them. Which you can do without affecting the building, which I'm sure makes the people who protect buildings happy.  Ted Romanowitz: Absolutely.  You're going to ISE, I assume. For somebody who's going and they're particularly interested in seeing what's new and what's emerging and what's important to know on the display side of things, what would you recommend? What should they be looking for? Ted Romanowitz: I definitely think the big trends will be the flip chip COB, and mini-LED. I don't know if a true micro-LED display will be shown, but they're certainly, if not from one of the big brands, I would expect some of the manufacturers like BOE or Seoul Semi might be showing some things in their booth, so that's one thing to look for. I think projection is gonna be sexy. People are gonna be doing projection mapping and blending and warping and all of that. 8K displays, I think you'll see more and more of those out there. Yeah, those are some of the big things. There's the digital signage section as well. We're gonna be spending a lot of time out there.  As I mentioned, we are doing a digital signage report in the next few months. So we will be looking at that as well.  Would that be a display report or software?  Ted Romanowitz: It'll be both. It'll be the whole ecosystem.  This is great because it's so hard to get any credible research on the software side of this business.  Ted Romanowitz: Exactly, and It'll be hardware and not only just the displays itself but the media servers, players, the content in the cloud. All of the above. It's gonna be a really exciting report. We're very much looking forward to that one.  Good. All right. Ted, thank you so much for spending some time with me.  Ted Romanowitz: Thank you so much and I look forward to seeing you in Barcelona.  Absolutely. Tapas! Ted Romanowitz: Exactly. See you there!

This week; Phil talks about his recent trip to Bowers & Wilkins while Ed takes a look at the company's 705 S3 speaker. There're also reviews of the Philips OLED+907 TV, Pioneer's VSX-LX505 AVR and a power amp from Parasound. Plus, after our recent trip to Las Vegas, we ask if the lack of consumer 8K TVs at CES 2023 indicates that the technology has failed to take off and what it means for TV manufacturers. There's also our usual AV and Hi-Fi news roundup.

Utah just passed a school choice bill... and the Governor signed it into law. This new Educational Savings account/school voucher program will allow around 5K students to pursue their education outside of conventional public schools. They'll get $8K for homeschooling, micro-schooling (pod), or private schooling. Cynthia Simpson, Executive Director of Ivy Hall Academy - Provo, UT joins the show to discuss how this impacts their school and what goes into public school.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utah just passed a school choice bill... and the Governor signed it into law. This new Educational Savings account/school voucher program will allow around 5K students to pursue their education outside of conventional public schools. They'll get $8K for homeschooling, micro-schooling (pod), or private schooling. Dave and Debbie discuss the differences between a Private and a Public School.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We love new tech – so does everyone – and it seems like some of the hottest new tech available on the market is monitor and television display tech. If you have gone to buy a new monitor or a new TV recently, though, you surely have run into what Shelly calls the alphabet soup of video monitors. There is a reason some 65-inch televisions are $400, and a reason other 65-inch televisions are $4,000. We are here to offer some advice on your next display, whether you are looking for a new TV, a new work display, or a new badass gaming monitor. We explain when 2K (sometimes called full HD) is okay when you will want to spring for 4K, and if you will ever need 8K. We talk about HDR (high dynamic range), WCG (wide color gamut), and the use cases for which you will want to pay special attention to these attributes.

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In this podcast episode, TCL Product Evangelist Bruce Walker discusses the current state of television technology and home theater in 2023. He highlights the advancements in display technology, such as the rise of 8K resolution and the increasing popularity of OLED screens. Walker also talks about the integration of smart technology in televisions, allowing for seamless control of other devices in the home. He also mentions the growth of streaming services and the impact it has on the way we consume media. Additionally, he discussed the trend of larger screens and the shift towards creating a more immersive viewing experience, including the rise of the home theater setups and the use of virtual assistants to control it all. Overall, the episode provides insight into the current state of the industry and the exciting advancements to come in the future of television technology. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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“Rossi, DeFigio, And Me” PIT@ARI 01/08/23”It's a hockey night in Arizona, folks. Your Penguins will play to less than 8K fans tonight as they dress and tape their sticks in the makeshift visitors locker room at Mullet Arena. The Coyotes like playing in their new-old, NCAA hockey rink, though, so the Pengweenos better come out flying, flightless as they've been of late. I'm joined today by Penguins beat writer, The Athletic's own Rob Rossi (@real_rossi on Twitter) as well as by born-and-raised Yinzer, die hard Pens fan and host of the Helmet Hair podcast, Jordan DeFigio (@fidgenewton on Twitter) … We three discuss: The state of the Pens …Hallmark Movies …and the end of the NFL regular season.Thank you for listening!! Follow us on Twitter @penspod, on Instagram at @flypenguinsfly, and subscribe to the Fly Penguins Fly YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3fw0IWt for video editions of select conversations you'll hear on this podcast!Enjoy tonight's Penguins road game versus the Yotes … AND of COURSELETS GO PENS!!JEFF TAYLOR

On this episode of the Commercial Integrator AV+ podcast, Dan Ferrisi, host and editor-in-chief, chats with Iowa State's Mike Pederson, on the fever for 4K and 8K video resolutions.Here, the duo discusses the following:Why 4K and 8K specs are a buzz in the display world than others (1:36)What are the limits of human visual acuity? (3:53))Applications where 4K and 8K add value (6:00)High Dynamic Range vs. Standard Dynamic Range (7:46)Is Content King (13:30)Best practices for being a consultative strategic partner (16:20)..and much more!For more exclusive interviews, visit CommercialIntegrator.com and like and subscribe to @CommIntegrator on YouTube, the AV+ Podcast on Apple and Spotify.

Dell has unveiled its latest monitor and peripheral releases of the year including the world's first 6K monitor with IPS Black and world's first Zoom certified collaboration keyboard. Dell UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor Fully compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, the Dell UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor (U3224KB) raises the bar with exceptional details, sharpness and color accuracy in stunning 6K resolution and VESA DisplayHDR 600 for detail-oriented professionals like graphic designers, engineers, and data scientists where every pixel counts. With 150% more pixels on 6K resolution compared to 4K, the new UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor brings extra details and additional clarity. The inclusion of IPS Black technology means an increase in depth for dark objects. even in dark environments, and accurate colors viewed from virtually every angle. Dell's recently commissioned Hot Tech study revealed monitors with IPS Black technology offer up to 41% deeper black levels and up to 1.2 times better color accuracy than conventional IPSespecially in displaying low grays. The UltraSharp 32 6K Monitor is also ideal for users looking for excellent video conferencing capabilities especially under low light conditions. It features a built-in dual gain HDR 4K webcam and provides auto framing, light adjustments plus enhanced clarity, automatic SafeShutter, echo cancellation mic and dual 14W speakers for an intelligent and more secure collaboration experience. More Productivity Powerhouses For creatives and business users who don't require 6K resolution, Dell is also introducing two new UltraSharp monitors to suit users' everyday needs. The first curved WQHD monitor with IPS Black technology, the Dell UltraSharp 34 Curved USB-C Hub Monitor (U3423WE) allows users to connect and display content from two PCs using Picture-by-Picture (PBP) and Picture-in-Picture (PIP) features, while enjoying clear audio with the integrated dual 5W speakers. A productivity powerhouse and a collaboration dream wrapped into one, the Dell UltraSharp 43 4K USB-C Hub Monitor (U4323QE) allows users to connect one PC to the monitor and split it into multiple (up to four) screen partitions, as well as the ability to connect up to four different PCs to the monitor, view all four inputs, and switch between them using KVM. Innovative Peripherals for Maximized Collaboration Dell has kicked off 2023 by also unveiling the world's first Zoom-certified6 collaboration keyboard, the Dell Premier Collaboration Keyboard (KB900). Its sleek design features dedicated touch controls to easily manage Zoom calls easily, allowing users to mute and unmute the microphone, toggle between video on and off, easily screen share and bring up the chat panel. The device has 15 programable keys and fast one-minute USB-C charging for a full day of battery life or up to 20 days on a single charge. Dell Premier Collaboration Keyboard and Mouse Dell is pairing the keyboard with the new Dell Premier Rechargeable Mouse (MS900), featuring a design with a comfortable palm grip. This mouse has a track-on-glass sensor that allows users to work seamlessly on virtually any surface, while smooth gliding advanced four-way scrolling provides a more intuitive navigating experience. The device allows for seamless switching between three devices and fine tune speed, tracking (with up to 8K dpi) and precision with Dell Peripheral Manager. The mouse provides half a day of use with one-minute USB-C quick charging and up to three months of battery life on a full charge. Both devices are seamless and more secure with Dell Pair one click connectivity and transmission is encrypted to help keep users' data safe. Commenting on the new releases, Yoon Lee, VP, Monitors, Dell Technologies, said: “Regardless of where you work, technology remains a staple in facilitating productive and collaborative employee experiences. At the center is the overarching PC experience driven largely by an entire ecosystem of devices bringing employe...

Today on the Ether we have the WCAA hosting their whitelist giveaway and discussing 8K resolutions! You'll hear from jpeg_junkie, Victoria's SCRT, llcoojoe.eth, Geo, AstroWolf.eth, jamama, and more! Recorded on January 4th 2023. If you enjoy the music at the end of the episodes, you can find the albums streaming on Spotify, and the rest of your favorite streaming platforms. Check out Project Survival, Virus Diaries, and Plan B wherever you get your music. Thank you to everyone in the community who supports TerraSpaces.

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Adrian Ballinger is a machine for managing risk in the big mountains. Whether he's leading adventures with his Alpenglow Expeditions, summiting Everest or K2 without supplemental oxygen, or just living his rad Tahoe life, there never seems to be a chill moment in Adrian's life. On the podcast, we talk about the three critical mentors to his success in the mountains, performance-enhancing drugs in the mountains, what counts when you're climbing without oxygen, and much more. Adrian's Everest Base Camp manager, Emily Turner, asks Inappropriate Questions. Adrian Ballinger Show Notes: 3:30:  Does having a baby scare him, risk moving to the US and his first climbing/skiing mentor 12:00:  Snow camping in HS, first injury in the mountains, books on climbing and performance-enhancing drugs in the mountains   21:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off sitewide with the code drinkfast Outdoor Research:  The best outerwear ever built just got better get 25% off all OR 24:00:  More drugs and questioning achievements, not being good enough at skiing, who he was in HS, his parents have a plan for him to be a Dr. 29:00:  Going to Georgetown, meeting his second important mentor Chris Warner, and a free trip to Ecuador 35:00:  Getting sick at 19K feet, guiding trips really young, and how the mob was involved in climbing 41:30:  Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers; they support action sports more than anyone Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 41:45:  Trying to buy into Chris's business, the breakup, starting Alpenglow, and the importance of becoming a certified mountain guide    55:00:  The challenge of getting local climbing permits, the hazard of being a ski guide in Colorado, moving to Tahoe, and getting a local permit 61:00: His 3rd important mentor, Russell Brice, experience on 8K meter peaks and the high-altitude gene, 70:00: The letdown of failing at Everest with no oxygen, succeeding the following year, climbing without supplemental oxygen, and being a different type of professional athlete and being an influencer to other professional athletes 80:00: Inappropriate Questions with Emily Turner

We're back for Episode 96! In this episode Cody and Eric catch up on the news +  6 Good Bow And Arrow Games. We are doing news for the first monthly episode and then "catching up" later in the month.   Episode Guide ---------------- 3:04 - Quick Questions 17:27 - Patreon Song 28:15 - News 1:27:55 - Cody's Corner 2:17:36 - 6 Good Bow And Arrow Games News -     (Eric) - 'RINGO'. A  ZX Spectrum 128k game in which the creators have said it was made in an "experimental graphics mode" - https://www.indieretronews.com/2022/12/ringo-new-zx-spectrum-game-made-in.html  (Cody) Mario Kart 8 Pack 3!   New tracks and no more lightning gap issue!  And custom items.  https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2022/12/psa-lightning-no-longer-cancels-your-glider-in-mario-kart-8-deluxe  (Eric) Uridium - A demo of the unofficial Amiga version of Uridium has been found   (Tim) - BBC Micro legendary title, Elite has been remastered using the popular View Data text mode or more well known name in the UK “Teletext”. This is a mode on the BBC that was also used back in the 80's as a form of generating information pages available through your TV that sat below the regular TV signal. Using the correct type TV's you could switch to view the data (hence view data) on your screen. Now using that mode on the BBC Mark Moxon has spent time converting Elite to this very unique graphical style.  You can find Mark on Mastodon here: @markmoxon@universeodon.com  Also you can find the downloads of Teletext Elite on his website:  https://www.bbcelite.com/hacks/teletext_elite.html  Or if you don't have a real Beeb then you can play it through your browser here:  https://www.bbcelite.com/hacks/teletext_elite.html  (Cody) Over 500k of Evercade EXP units stolen in warehouse transfer.  https://www.eurogamer.net/over-500k-of-evercade-stock-reported-stolen-in-terrible-potentially-organised-attack  (Cody) - Evercade Indies Heroes 2 - https://evercade.co.uk/cartridges/indie-heroes-collection-2/  (Eric) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (ARCADE) is being ported over to the Sega Master System!  https://www.indieretronews.com/2022/12/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-arcade-is.html#more  (Cody) -Return To Castlevania In The Next Dead Cells DLC, Arriving Q1 2023   https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2022/12/return-to-castlevania-in-the-next-dead-cells-dlc-arriving-q1-2023  (Eric) The Arduboy Mini Is a Matchbook-Sized Retro Handheld Packed With Over 300 Games (Schools) - https://gizmodo.com/arduboy-mini-maker-handheld-retro-gaming-tiny-portable-1849822484  (Cody) Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake News Coming "Soon" Teases Series Creator - https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2022/12/dragon-quest-iii-hd-2d-remake-news-coming-soon-teases-series-creator    (Tim) - Rod and the team from The Future Was 8 Bit have been busy working and releasing some new 8 Bit games.  First up is: SGATBG – A snake type game for the unexpanded VIC20  https://www.thefuturewas8bit.com/cas034.html  Next is: Rigel Attack for the VIC20 with 8K expansion – A colourful space shooter  https://www.thefuturewas8bit.com/cas032.html  Another: Super Monza Grand Prix for the VIC20 with 16k Expansion – A Pole Position type game using smooth scrolling on the VIC20, very good racer considering the limitations of the VIC20  https://www.thefuturewas8bit.com/cas031.html  A C64 release called Toxic Frenzy   https://www.thefuturewas8bit.com/cas030.html  Last but by no means least – TJ's Cavern Capers by Gaz Marshall – A classic style Speccy platformer with excellent music for the Speccy 128k.   https://www.thefuturewas8bit.com/cas027.html  (Cody) 3D Realms release Cultic - https://store.steampowered.com/app/1684930/CULTIC/  (Eric) Vampire Survivors DLC inbound -    https://www.engadget.com/vampire-survivors-dlc-legacy-of-moonspell-194536374.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALJDAY1thiLFVl3HH_ePlbc17qz6sDR--WoaMqNsbkbRIYSt_UFXs9l8-OQwxowKIcFrbnxO_lp4wu_aAdqWlei--E9-K43oIfDRn7UfJFU4kN3qeoDCwlD077bU16IONr_Ka4aRajocH9JvuDAmmVGjx2DU3zOjEt63Q7DJBXoC    (Cody) Toe Jam and Earl the movie? - https://retrododo.com/toejam-and-earl-movie/  (Eric) - Metal Gear Solid 3 Remake Rumors Intensify Following New Evidence  https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/metal-gear-solid-3-snake-eater-mgs-remake-rumors-konami-virtuos/  (Cody) Sega of America opens new offices in Irvine CA along with Atlus - https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2022/12/sega-of-america-opens-new-office-in-california  (Eric) Muddy Racers is NOW AVAILABLE for the C64 - https://www.protovision.games/shop/product_info.php?products_id=386&language=en  (Cody) - Jerry Lawson Tribute on Google!  -  https://www.levelup.com/en/news/712702/Jerry-Lawson-paid-tribute-by-Google-the-creator-of-Fairchild-Channel-F-in-todays-Doodle  (Cody) - Rare and Most Valueable Atari 2600 Games - https://retrododo.com/rare-atari-games-2/  (Eric) Juan J. Martínez - Just released Hyperdrive, a shmup for the Amstrad CPC - https://www.usebox.net/jjm/hyperdrive/  (Cody) IGN Best action game of 2022 – Cult of the Lamb, Vampire Survivors, and TMNT Shredders Revenge along with Bayonetta 3 and Sifu.  IGN  IGN best racing game mentions Horizon Chase 2!  Only on Apple Arcade Currently.  Please give us a review on Apple Podcasts! Thanks for listening! You can always reach us at podcast@pixelgaiden.com. Send us an email if we missed anything in the show notes you need. You can now support us on Patreon.  Thank you to Henrik Ladefoged, Roy Fielding, Matthew Ackerman, Josh Malone, Daniel James, 10MARC, Eric Sandgren, Brian Arsenault, Retro Gamer Nation, Maciej Sosnowski, Paradroyd, RAM OK ROM OK, Mitsoyama, David Vincent, Ant Stiller, Mr. Toast, Jason Holland, Mark Scott, Vicky Lamburn, Mark Richardson, Scott Partelow, Paul Jacobson, and Adam from Commodore Chronicles for making this show possible through their generous donation to the show. 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Is 8K ready for prime time? It seems like an odd question to be asking since it feels like the industry only recently converted to 4K. But with gaming as the driving force behind 8K content, the momentum is already building for the next wave of video resolution. So what does 8K actually bring in terms of color gamut and HDR? How will 8K alter video distribution? Will the current HDMI 2.1 spec support 8K AV-over-IP?These are just some of the burning questions that CE Pro editor Jason Knott posed to Mike Tsinberg, president, and Leon Tsinberg, business development manager, at Key Digital Systems in this week's CE Pro Podcast.

Adriana in her own words:   “My aim is to become the youngest person to complete all 14 8000m peaks. The current record is 30 years 166 days, held by Mingma "David" Gyabu Sherpa, an absolute legend with whom I got to climb on both K2 and Everest. My plan would be to summit all 14 in 3-4 years meaning I would be 23 years old when I complete my mission.   In 2021 I summited three of them, Mt. Everest, Mt. Dhaulagiri and Mt. Manaslu all within 6 months.   This is a challenge of both mental and physical resilience, power and grit.   High altitude mountaineering is one of the deadliest sports in the world, this doesn't scare me. It ignites a fire of passion inside me.”   “Be the trailblazer of your own life”   New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday at 7am UK time - Subscribe so you don't miss out.    Support the mission to increase the amount of female role models in the media especially in relation to adventure and physical challenges. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast. Thank you.   Show notes Who is Adrianna  Being a full time mountaineer Living between London and Nepal Starting to climb at 9 years old Doing the 3 peaks challenge in 24hrs and becoming the youngest person to complete the challenge (this record has since been broken) Getting into endurance events with her dad Role models in the adventure/mountaineering world  The why behind climbing Everest Wanting to be unique and different Feeling under pressure to go to University  Why university wasn't for her and quitting after 3 months Trying to make a living from mountaineering Having Nimsdai Purja as her guide Paying for expeditions Being supported by her parents Reaching out for sponsorship The work that goes on behind the scenes Connecting with the North Face Taking on the Welsh 3000ers in 24hrs  at 16 years old  Starting at 3am on Crib Goch a grade 1 scramble Climbing Aconcagua - her first taste of altitude and why it was a boring climb The hardest part of the climb Coping with the down time, dull days  The mental side of mountaineering  Learning the art of patience Facing and dealing with fear in the mountains Letting the negative thoughts in and not being able to think straight How things can change in minutes  Trying to stay calm Magical moments in the the mountains  Being inspired to take on the 14,000 project Training and fitness to take on the 8,000m peaks Plans for 2022 and the next few years March - May 2022 - Kangchenjunga (Summited May 17th 2022), Lhotse (Summited May 22nd 2022), Makalu, (Summited May 28th 2022) Flying to Pakistan for K2 and BroadPeak (Both Submitted July 2022) How climbing with her guide works - Gelje Sherpa IG @gelje_sherpa_  The current record for climbing the 14, 8K peaks is 36 for a woman - Adrianna would be 23 (she has 4 more mountains to climb) Connect with Adrianna (see below) Final words of advice    Social Media   Website: www.adrianabrownlee.com    Instagram: @adri.brownlee    Facebook: @adriana.brownlee   

Les difficultés d'approvisionnement énergétique, liées notamment à la guerre en Ukraine, ont incité la Commission européenne et la plupart des pays membres à limiter leur consommation de gaz et d'électricité. Et les téléviseurs ne sont pas épargnés par cette nécessaire sobriété énergétique. Les plus performants d'entre eux, notamment, sont dans le viseur des autorités européennes. Il s'agit des téléviseurs 8K. Ils proposent des images formées de 33 millions de pixels, contre seulement 8 millions pour les téléviseurs 4K. C'est pourquoi l'image de ces appareils de dernière génération est dite à "ultra haute définition". Mais, pour fonctionner, ces appareils très puissants ont besoin de beaucoup d'énergie. Bien plus, en tous cas, que les seuils fixés par la Commission européenne. Elle a en effet établi des niveaux de consommation maximum, qui dépendent de la puissance et des dimensions des téléviseurs. Ainsi, pour un téléviseur 8K de 55 pouces, la consommation maximale est de 84 W. Et elle est de 112 et 141 W pour les appareils 8K de 75 et 85 pouces. Or, la consommation de certains téléviseurs 8K est beaucoup plus élevée, atteignant jusqu'à 475 W. À partir du 1er mars 2023, ces téléviseurs pourraient donc être interdits. Ce qui, naturellement, provoque l'inquiétude des fabricants. D'autant que ces appareils pourraient aussi se voir attribuer une mauvaise note par la Commission européenne. Elle a en effet établi un classement de A à G, qui indique, entre autres caractères, la puissance et la consommation annuelle de l'appareil. En consultant l'étiquette "énergie", qui accompagne chaque téléviseur, le consommateur voit ainsi, du premier coup d'œil, s'il reste dans les normes ou s'il est très gourmand. Ces nouvelles mesures ne sont pas de bon augure pour les industriels. Non seulement ils se retrouveraient avec des milliers d'appareils invendus, mais ils perdraient également des centaines de millions de dollars, investies dans la recherche de nouvelles technologies. Ce sont en effet de tels travaux qui permettent de perfectionner sans cesse les téléviseurs mis sur le marché. Cependant, certains fabricants ont d'ores et déjà annoncé que leurs nouveaux modèles 8K respecteraient les nouvelles normes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

V podcaste SHARE hovoríme aj o tom, prečo odchod starých CRT do histórie otázku energetickej náročnosti televízorov nevyriešil. Ak chcete účty za elektrinu udržať na uzde, mali by ste sa zamerať aj na jedného z najväčších žrútov v domácnosti. Tým je bezpochyby televízor, pričom v priemernej domácnosti ich môže byť hneď niekoľko. V novom vydaní podcastu SHARE o nich hovorí redaktor Živé.sk Lukáš Koškár. Rozpráva sa s ním Maroš Žofčin. V aktuálnej časti podcastu SHARE sa dozviete: Či dnešné televízory míňajú menej, ako staré CRT modely. Ktoré tipy televízorov sú najúspornejšie a prečo. Ako znížiť spotrebu televízora, ktorý už mám doma. Prečo sa nemožno riadiť iba údajmi o spotrebe na energetickom štítku. Aké možnosti majú výrobcovia, ak EÚ určí energetický limit a tým v podstate zakáže časť dnešných 8K televízorov. Odkazy na informácie spomínané v podcaste: Koľko stojí pozeranie televízora a ako sa dá ušetriť na elektrine aj bez toho, aby ste museli kúpiť nový? Podcast SHARE_now pripravujú spoločne magazíny Živé.sk a HernáZóna.sk. NAPÍŠTE NÁM: Ak nám chcete niečo odkázať, doplniť nás alebo sme povedali niečo zle a chcete nás opraviť, môžete nám napísať na podcasty@zive.sk. Všetky maily čítame a na väčšinu odpovedáme.

Kas tõesti on asjad nüüd nii kaugel, et Euroopa Liit on asunud keelama 8K-telereid, sest need võtavad liiga palju energiat? Räägime tänases Digisaates igasugustest elektriteemadest. Saate teemad: 8K-telerite keelamine ja kas see on tõsi või mitte Starlink kehtestab andmemahu piirangud Kui palju elektrit kuluks, kui homsest oleks kõik autod  Eestis elektriautod? Ennustame, et varsti hakkad iPhone'i laadija eest kordades rohkem maksma Proovime järele, kas Apple AirPods Pro 2 mürasummutus on tõesti eelmistest kaks korda parem Huawei Mate 50 ehk miks Huawei ikka veel siin on Saatejuhid Hans Lõugas, Henrik Roonemaa, Meelis Väljamäe, Glen Pilvre. Tunnusmuusika Paul Oja. Digisaate, tulevikulahendused ja 5G toob sinuni Telia.

LCD-urile au fost și vor fi întotdeauna unul dintre cele mai fierbinți produse de tehnologie. În decursul a 10 ani am ajuns de la 1-2 milioane de pixeli la 32 de milioane. Indiferent de dimensiunea sa, un ecran LCD este necesar pentru orice fel de gadget. De la un simplu afișaj pentru orice gadget mic și ieftin, la panourile imense folosite pentru telvizoarele 4K și 8K, LCD-ul este rege! Paul Gray este prietenul meu de mai bine de 10 ani, care îmi spunea mai demult ce fel de siplay va folosi Apple sau Samsung pe telefoanelor lor. Este cel mai experimentat analist din acest domeniu, și noroc cu IFA 2022 unde ne-am întâlnit și mi-a confirmat că în curând, vor scădea masiv prețurile la televizoare și alte produse ce folosec panouri LCD.

This month, I had the opportunity to take part in the Detroit Free Press International Marathon weekend with several of my close DC friends. One of said friends was Savannah Beck, someone I met in 2019 in circumstances completely unrelated to running or any sort of movement. Over the course of our friendship, running entered the picture at some point. At a later point, we plotted this trip to Detroit with pals. Then Savannah trained and completed her first half marathon, crossing the Canadian border along the way.Savannah is endlessly creative, kind, and fun. She works as an editor at the Goethe Institute where she's written on a host of topics, including DC's large rat population. She hosts her own podcast on books called Slow Burn. And like many of the guests on this niche podcast, she runs! Savannah started running in school for one of the ball sports - we discuss why gym class running kind of stunk. After college, she began running 5Ks and worked her way up to an 8K. Now she's conquered the 13.1 mile distance and the sky is the limit!We also talk about training for the first half; going from hating gym running to loving Saturday morning runs; finding run groups are not as intimidating as expected; how the cat Fizz views Savannah's running; and more. Thanks so much to Savannah for chatting and to Dan Hoffman for the soundtrack. And shout out to Detroit - the marathon + half marathon weekend was amazing, and I want to talk about it endlessly.

Duolingo is ready to teach you math, SpaceX's pricier Starlink internet service for RVs now works on moving vehicles, Sony's new high-end camera shoots 8K video with AI-powered autofocus.

Duolingo is ready to teach you math, SpaceX's pricier Starlink internet service for RVs now works on moving vehicles, Sony's new high-end camera shoots 8K video with AI-powered autofocus.

In this episode, I'm joined by writer/director Spencer Whiteout, producer Andrew Baer, and editor Alex Vollman - the filmmakers behind Space Waves, a feature film.This inspiring filmmaking team produced their first feature film while still in film school, beginning with a budget of just $8K. Over three years they faced massive obstacles, but ultimately overcame every setback to create a fantastic debut film. Throughout the interview, we discuss the film at length from concept to completion, how they pulled it off, and critical lessons learned.Links from the show:Space Waves - https://spacewavesfilm.com“Beast Mode” Making Of Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9ik1khvUjQSpencer Whiteout Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/0TSyyEp6IiA4PwbhtOJerC?si=e2e0082f10aa430eSimmering Studios - https://simmeringstudios.comFor more exclusive content like this, sign up for my newsletter at https://noamkroll.com/newsletter

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This week we look at five ways Matter will disappoint you at launch. Spoiler, we don't think it will. We also take a look at the new lineup of Denon Receivers for 2022. We round out the episode with email and news. News: Chromecast with Google TV (4K) is getting updated to Android 12 soon Google said to be working on free alternatives to Dolby Atmos and Vision Kaleidescape Announces Two New Movie Servers Verizon will give NFL+ discount to wireless subs 5 ways Matter will disappoint users at launch After participating in a panel on Matter at Silicon Labs' Works With event on Tuesday and conversing with attendees throughout the event, I think the initial response to Matter is going to be tepid at best and downright aggravated at worst. Full article here… New Denon Receivers for 2022 The new A/V receivers all pass 8K/60Hz and 4K/120Hz signals via HDMI and are compatible with just about every HDR format(Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, Dynamic HDR, HLG, and BT.2020). Denon's new line-up combines popular 3D formats such as Dolby Atmos®, DTS:X®, IMAX Enhanced and Auro 3D, along with Dolby Surround, DTS:X and others. Finally, the new receivers all work with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri for voice control of major functions, and Denon has added a new set of front panel indicators that visually confirm the kind of signal that's being processed (4K/8K/HDR). A-Series AVR-A1H: AVR-A1H is the latest in Denon's class-leading “A-Series” of receivers, designed to deliver the ultimate home-theater experience. With 15 channels of amplification, Denon's most powerful transformer, carefully selected parts, and hefty, high-rigidity construction, the flagship AVR-A1H delivers a professional theater experience in your home cinema, perfect for cinephiles of the greatest caliber to fill large rooms with engulfing 3D sound. The A1H will support Dirac Live upgradability with a future software update. $6,499.00 Coming Soon! X- Series AVR-X580BT: The Denon AVR-X580BT offers an entry-level AV receiver for those looking to enhance their home theater set up. This powerful 5.2 channel AVR provides 70W per channel. Could not find pricing info AVR-X2800H: Fill medium-sized rooms with more refined sound using this 7.2 channel AV receiver with 95W per channel. The Denon AVR-X2800H consists of increased HDMI 2.1 connectivity with three 8K inputs, which leads to supporting higher video resolution and refresh rates. $1,199.00 Available Now AVR-X3800H: Powering 105W per channel, the Denon AVR-X3800H 9.4 channel 8K AV receiver delivers an enveloping 3D audio experience and amazing picture quality to satisfy the most discerning home theater enthusiast. The X3800 will support Dirac Live upgradability with a future software update. $1,699.00 Available Now AVR-X4800H: This 9.4 channel AV receiver, powering 125W per channel, delivers breathtaking 3D audio that perfectly matches high-definition video up to 8K. With nine channels of amplification and up to four independent subwoofers, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X plus IMAX Enhanced and Auro 3D, this unit envelops large rooms in theater-quality sound. The X4800 will support Dirac Live upgradability with a future software update. $2,499.00 Coming Soon S-Series AVR-S570BT: For movie lovers looking to take the first step in upgrading their home theater experience or those who want better quality sound in a smaller space, this powerful 5.2 channel AVR, with 70W per channel, is the perfect entry-level accompaniment to any users' set-up. The Denon AVR-S570BT is available in North America only. Could not find pricing info AVR-S970H: Offering 90W per channel power, the Denon AVR-S970H 7.2 channel AV receiver consists of three 8K inputs, leading to an increased HDMI 2.1 connectivity and delivers support of higher video resolution and refresh rates. $899.00 Coming Soon  

Today, I'm interviewing Dr. Rachel Gainsbrugh. Rachel is a specialist in luxury short-term rentals. We're talking about her journey of being a pharmacist and starting to invest in real estate. And ultimately realizing that she loved it and wanted to spend more time doing it. She has left her full-time position and does consulting now in the pharmaceutical world. And she focuses on these luxurious short-term rentals, teaching people how to do the same. Such a fun conversation. I know you're going to take away a lot especially if you're interested in someday having a short-term rental or maybe you already do. I have learned so many things from this great conversation. Enjoy.   Dr. Rachel shares with us her insights:    I think as healthcare professionals, we sometimes get the shorter end of the stick right. Everyone's like - 'Oh, she's so fancy. She's got all this money coming in'. But they don't see the fourteen hours work, the night shift, the moonlighting, the missing out on family milestones. And I knew there has to be another way other than just working more shifts and working more shifts like there are no more shifts left for not to work awhile, you know. There's not enough dollars, you know; hours to trade for, you know, dollars, not hours. And so that's really where it all started, and me wanting to just cut back a little bit right. You don't go into medicine to walk away from medicine; wanted to cut back; wanted to schedule life on my own terms; work the date that I wanted to work. And I wanted to not buy another job. So the business that I selected to go into and I went all in. It was short-term rental investing, specifically - luxury short-term rental investing. And it doesn't have to, you know, cost an arm and a leg to go luxury, and we can talk about that. But the reason I want luxury is, I felt as though the numbers made sense. I can get a bigger bang for my buck. We just have to manage less right. Less is more. So, I wanted to take it a little bit on a minimalistic approach. I didn't want to manage, you know, twenty doors or a whole bunch of tenants. I said - 'Well, what if I just got one? What if I just got two?'. And we did wrote a portfolio with the systems and the health, you know. We got up to twenty two. We're down to eighteen. For us, you know, anything around five or six is more than enough right. And so less is more for me for sure. But that's really why I went into luxury short-term rental investing out of all of the real estate strategies out there.   Absolutely. And you know, the flow or lack there of that I was afraid of, or I was anticipating. Well, you know, well that steady, wonderful, cushiony golden handcuffs paycheck is not going to come in. I was able to more than four X my income, my annual income in just a short amount of time, you know. So, from focusing on multiple things, I was able to get laser focus and look at some gaps, rearranged some things both in the real estate portfolio as well as in the coaching. And it was really never about the money. It was definitely a mindset in my situation. And I'm just in awe. I'm still in awe because there's so much pleasure that comes out of that teaching and really helping others who are medical professionals burnt out like I was, you know. Get that breakthrough right? And what happens when they get that breakthrough? They tell their friends -'Hey, Rachel, you know, is on to something, and you know membership, you know growth and just being able to pour into that community. That's first and foremost, you know, my goal. And you know, money flows. The more people you help, the more money comes in.   Absolutely, absolutely. And even as I was still thinking about her, even as I was telling her - 'Okay, that was an anomaly. What I told her, and I see the text because I just reviewed it, because, you know, 8K. Maybe 10K. 16K. That was anomaly. Well, she did it again, and then she did - 'Oh my goodness!'. Even with the attitude of abundance that I try to push for, I still have my own limiting belief, and I just sat back. And I was like, you know what, let me sit down and be quiet because here I am with like a thimble XL, right? But it was blowing in. So you're absolutely right, Leisa. Oh, my goodness! And I always pray, and that's something that I'm really passionate about. Because initially, like you said, I thought - 'Oh, maybe this is... I shouldn't tell people about this  because these numbers seem outrageous, right? And the reason I do tell the shore is I want to inspire. And I want others to have even better deals than I could ever dream of. And I tell myself, I pray that you have better deals that I could ever hope for. And when they come back and they're showing me deals like - 'Yes, yes, yes, yes, and I love to showcase that because it's not just a Rachel thing, you know. Even I was thinking - 'Oh, maybe this isn't just a Rachel thing, because this is weird. But it's out there. It really is.   Born in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, Dr. Rachel was driven to make a difference and not take her parents' sacrifices for granted. She was raised in the inner-city of Miami where she worked hard, got straight A's and went on to get her doctorate. Unfortunately, financial literacy was not part of the curriculum—and she graduated with a whopping $500,000 in student loan debt. She struggled, burned the candle at both ends, worked multiple extra hospital shifts to pay it off… until she discovered real estate and digital courses.     Fast forward to now, Dr. Rachel is a semi-retired pharmacist, Luxury AirBNB Real Estate Investor, Educator, Public Speaker, Podcast Host, Course Creator, Coach, and a mom to two boys 24/7! She's also a newly minted best-selling contributing author & filmed for a Netflix TV show highlighting her property (air date and show name TBD—so stay tuned for updates!)   Rachel is “all-in” on short-term rentals because it helped her husband to retire at 46 from a stressful psychotherapy practice. And now she's semi-retired from pharmacy at 41! She believes that no other real estate strategy would have afforded her this early and abundant exit. But what excites her the most is the 47 medical professionals she's helped ditch burnout by launching their VERY own profit-generating luxury short-term rental. And that number will only continue to go up!   She runs a concierge coaching program, powered by her digital course, The Luxury Short-Term Rental Academy, designed to help medical professionals grow their investments by adding just ONE luxury short-term rental to their portfolio. Her approach is contrary to most real-estate coaching “gurus”—Rachel teaches her students how to own and operate the FEWEST number of properties to generate the HIGHEST profitability.  She reveals how to accomplish this in less than 4 hours a week so they can have the time, freedom and financial stability to live life on their own terms, however that looks like for them!   Ultimately, Dr. Rachel's mission is to impact the financial wellness of over 1M women in healthcare so that they can thrive in their personal life while taking their patient care to incredible new heights.     Learn more about Dr. Rachel Gainsbrugh:   Free gift: https://75gems.com   Website/s: https://www.shorttermgems.com   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-rachel-gainsbrugh-4bb33721   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shorttermgems   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/short.term.gems

Motorola has bigger ambitions in India, as it forays into iPhone and Galaxy S territory. Gadgets 360 senior reviewer Sheldon Pinto and reviewer Pranav Hegde join Orbital host Akhil Arora to discuss the Edge 30 Ultra and Fusion. Read: Edge 30 Ultra hands-on: checking all the boxes The Rs. 60,000 Edge 30 Ultra has everything on paper: the latest Snapdragon chip, 125W fast charging, and promise of three Android updates. Oh, I forgot the highlight feature: a 200-megapixel rear camera. But there are problems. Read: Edge 30 Fusion hands-on: a new flagship killer in town Its Rs. 40,000 sibling, the Edge 30 Fusion, is being dubbed a flagship killer. While it's behind on the chipset, it doesn't compromise elsewhere: lightweight, 8K recording, and a curved display. Is that enough? Tune into the latest Orbital episode, as Pinto and Hegde tell us more. Follow Gadgets 360 on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Write to us at podcast@gadgets360.com Chapters Intro (00:00) Edge 30 Ultra (00:23) The problems (05:56) The rest of it (09:59) Edge 30 Fusion (15:57) Cameras (23:52) Performance (26:31) Moto verdict (33:04) Outro (35:40) Photo credits: Sheldon Pinto/Gadgets 360, Pranav Hegde/Gadgets 360.

Did you know that declaring your desires in a safe, sacred space will help them bring forth faster?   If you would have told me just a few years ago I wouldn't believe you.    Yet through the testimonials and stories of our retreat participants, it is undeniable.    When we come together intentionally and consciously with others who want us to win, who see us, love us and support us for where we are and who we are, our dreams are manifested so much faster.    I am smiling as I am sharing this with you because when we did a breakthrough exercise with our participants on our retreat in Tulum and they wrote where they see themselves in six months. Most of the participants ARE IT and are living it because they dared to go after what their hearts truly desired!   Here are some results that women experienced after attending our event in Tulum:   Katherine left a job that wasn't fulfilling for her and built her own project and company that is revolutionizing women's health and fertility.    Candice declared she will earn 8K in a single month and she received 13K and is continuing to expand.    Madison is moving out from living with relatives and adventuring by traveling the world being highly paid and living in a sunny Florida.    Jody left her old role and started the 100% commission role that she desired to do. Her mental health has never been better.    These are just a couple of examples of women who invested in live events and allowed themselves to be seen, to be vulnerable, to expand and grow.    They declared their dreams with others who poured in love, energy, and support.    What could your life look like if you know you are supported and guided through the processes and energetics of your expansion?     Ps. We still have available spots for our Soulful Success Mastermind for Sep 29th - Oct 2nd 2022.    Join us to rewrite your old paradigms and walk away with a blueprint of your own soul success.    https://bit.ly/SoulfulSuccessMastermind   Also, please DM me on Instagram with any questions: https://bit.ly/PetiaIG   I love you, I see you, I receive you.      

La tienda de ropa neoyorquina que lanzará nueva colección en el Metaverso.Noticia sobre el crecimiento en ventas de relojes inteligentes para niños.De esta forma se ve el naufragio del Titanic en imágenes 8K.29 mil emprendimientos colombianos ya venden a través de Mercado Libre.Reconstruyen el rostro de una mujer del neolítico de hace 5700 años.

Content creator Sam Kohl, known as "iupdate" on YouTube, returns on The MacRumors Show podcast this week to talk through our final expectations for Apple's long-awaited "Far out" event. We discuss the iPhone 14 Pro's rumored pill-shaped cutout, always-on display mode, satellite connectivity, and 48-megapixel Wide camera with 8K video recording. We also explore some of the key rumors around the "iPhone 14 Plus," Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch "Pro," second-generation Apple Watch SE, and tenth-generation iPad, and touch on debates around Apple event invites, naming conventions, USB-C replacing the Lightning port, and more. See Sam's work on his YouTube channel "iupdate" and follow him on Twitter @iupdate. You can follow us @danbarbera and @HartleyCharlton. Be sure to visit macrumors.com for all of the latest Apple news and rumors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sandeep Casi is an experienced Chief Executive Officer with experience in the Automotive & Media industries where he led Product for Automotive workflow, Visual Effects workflow, Post Production workflow, Online Video, Advertising, #AI, #ML, & #Blockchain.  He joins up today to discuss his work at the RoninX foundation and opportunities and challenges of the #Metaverse. RoninX foundation (Non Profit Org) via open source is designing and developing a glass to glass protocol to enable decentralized streaming at 8K resolution, and very large file transfers into decentralized storage. We are designing a new network protocol called Integrated Real Time Protocol (IRP) via community participation by adhering to these first principles: Give it a listen and let us know what you think? Sandeep Casi Founding Steward Ronin X Foundation http://roninx.foundation/   Podcast Hosts Jeff Roster Twitter https://twitter.com/JeffPR LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-roster-bb51b8/ Website https://thisweekininnovation.com Brian Sathianathan Twitter  https://twitter.com/BrianVision Website https://www.iterate.ai Podcast Website https://www.podbean.com/pu/pbblog-f8asf-af2782 https://thisweekininnovation.com Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/this-week-in-innovation/id1562068014 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2QDqTUnt6jebdRHbRzSTJN LaunchPadOne https://www.launchpaddm.com/pd/This-Week-in-Innovation?showAllEpisodes=true Listen Notes https://lnns.co/2QPSfnizE5K   #innovation, #innovationstrategy, #retailinnovation,#Startup, #Startups, #Retailers, #retail, #retailindustry, #retailtechnology, #retailtech, #futureofretail , #retailtrends, #retailinsights, #retailnews, #retailtech, #thisweekininnovation, #DigitalTransformation, , #emergingtechnologies, #podcast, #retailpodcast, #VentureCapital, #VC,  #Founders, #Entrepreneurs, #startupstrategies, #startupfunding #startupstories #startupsuccess #startupfounders,  #retailstartups, #founderstories #founderlife #Gartner, #IHL, #TRI22, #5ForcesOfInnovation, #ArtificialIntelligence , #AI, #cloud, #data , #deeplearning, #naturallanguageprocessing , #sentimentanalysis , #conversationalai, #InternetOfThings,  #IoT, #machinelearning, #Blockchain,#virtualreality, #augmentedreality, #personalization,  #datamining,  #SaaS, #Recommendations, #QRcodes, #Robots,  #vr, #3d, #ar, #xr, #NFTs, #unifiedcommerce, #socialcommerce, #mobile, #unifiedcommerce, #socialcommerce, #lowcode,