LIVE EVENT INFO: Digital Home Healthcare: The Next Big Market

Webnair Information about Digital Home healthcare…

June 30, 2009, 2PM Eastern
Moderator: Julie Jacobson, editor-at-large, CE Pro
Panelist: Rob Scheschareg, President, Med Concierge LLC
Panelist: Jason Ray, Simply Home/Community Management Initiative, Inc.
Panelist: Paul Ebaugh, Cybernet Solutions

Opportunities in Digital Home Healthcare
The population is aging. Technology is improving. President Obama has targeted money to invest in programs that will reduce healthcare costs and streamline care. Big companies like Philips and Intel are making home healthcare major parts of their business – and so should you.

Get Your Share of the Spending
By 2012, 7.2 million Americans will be using home health monitoring services, generating more than $4 billion in service provider revenue. A broadening range of home health and wellness services are available for you to offer to your clients. But how do you get started?

Get Started in Home Healthcare
Attend this webinar to learn:

• The size and scope of the digital home healthcare market, including commercial opportunities
• How to establish relationships with referral partners to feed you business
• An overview of the equipment you can resell, including “Wellness” installs in home gyms
• How to leverage your existing work in home automation systems to deliver the basics of digital home healthcare
• The recurring revenue opportunities

Attendees Will Receive:

• 30 minutes of free consultation with MedConcierge
• A downloadable overview of the Digital Home Healthcare market
• A “Healthcare Services Demand Defined” Survey for you to gauge interest among your clients and prospects

Price: FREE – CEProVIP Program Participants | $99 – Non-CEProVIP Program Participants
Learn more about the CEProVIP program at www.cepro.com/vip

Home Electronic Idas:

http://store.homeelectronicideas.com/

You can see some information about home electronic ideas from this book.

Is that OK to use iPone or iPod in the SAUNA?

I previously had a question about the electronic audio devices in the sauna. posted in the forum.

I got one reply about it over there.

The guy said that I may not have to worry about the heat.

H0wever, we need to concern the moisture.

In that case, the mist sauna is not really good for iPone or iPod.

I guess I do not have to worry about using cell phone in the dry sauna, but I rather not to use it there.

The end of Analog TV

Finally, tomorrow is a new day to start Digital TV programming.

No more Analog TV.

You have to have a digital converter box if you still have anolog.

Or you need to subscribe to Cable Company or Satelite TV.

So,  no more analog TV at all?

We really go into a Digital era?  In my case, I subscribe Cable TV and then they changed my plan from analog to digital automatically last year.

For a while, the price was based on analog plan, but they recently raised my fee.

It is sucks, but I didn’t have any choice.

I heard that goverment provided a discount coupon for the digital  converter box.

Then, you can get it at a really cheaper price around $50?

I missed it because I didn’t need that.

However, I heard that there are subchannel if you have the box.

It is free and cable tv didn’t give us this services.

We will see what’s gonna happen from tomorrw.

LIVE Webinar EVENT:Using HDMI in Multiroom

I got this CE Pro Webnairs information from BH Publishing as usual.

A/V Applications
June 24, 2009, 2PM Eastern
Video distribution is not just an application for bars and restaurants any longer. With the advent of the home DVR, multiroom video distribution is becoming more popular every day in the home. The trick for integrators these days is how to seamlessly design and install a multiroom A/V system using HDMI, which will enable your clients to enjoy 1080p images and surround sound.

HDMI is tricky enough for dealers in a short-run single-room home theater application, but throw multiple rooms and installation discipline and design skill are imperative.

Join CE Pro for this one-hour Webinar that’s sure to give you guidance for your next multiroom A/V installation.

In this Webinar you will learn:

Design tips for multiroom video installations
HDMI wire-run limitations and how to resolve those problems
What to look for in HDMI switching devices
Troubleshooting advice on HDMI in a long-run application

Resister Now

Is that OK to use iPone or iPod in the SAUNA?

I always think if it is OK to use iPone, iPod, or any other devices in the sauna.
I actually often see that many people use them there.
For me, it seems to be really bad to use the electric audio devices in such a hot place.
It is not just hot, but super overheat……

Where can I ask this kind of question? I didn’t take any action so far, but I decided to post my question in some expert forum about audio device technology.

I found one forum page which is called AVforums.com

First, I googled my question, but it seems to be a bit difficult.
Not really difficult, but it may take a bit time to find a right answer.
AVForums.com is a website which people visit to discuss Audio Visual home consumer electronics.
I guess my question is related to audio, right?
Why not I can post my question over there about audio then…?
http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?p=1994080&posted=1#post1994080

What does Mini Coaxial Cable look like?

Mini Coaxial Cable Features
I found Wireless Mini Coaxial Cable. This is one of the features.

==Features==
HCM’s new Mini-Coaxial cable is fully compliant with Schleuniger’s complete line of precision coaxial cable stripping equipment. Our cable, processed on any Schleuniger coaxial cable stripper will ensure repeatable stripping quality time after time.
Engineered to provide optimal VSWR, minimized attenuation and impedance control.
Multiple wire gauges available.
Various OD’s to meet your specific dimensional needs.
Single Coax or Zip construction available.

==Physical Description==
Wireless Coax Cable Description
50 or 75 ohm mini coax, 19-34 AWG, is insulated and shielded. Shield is either single or dual, with at least 85% coverage. The cable is then jacketed with either a PVC, non-halogen, FEP or PVDF compund or tape in various colors.

==Application==
Mini Coaxial Cable Applications
Radio Frequency
Microwave
Satellite Cell Phone Technology
Cell Tower Communications
Feeder and Notebook Antennae
Blue Tooth
Wi-Fi
WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network)
IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g
BFR (Big Fast Router)
Video
CCD
High Speed Broadband Transmission
Low Time Delay Transmission
RGB
Monitors
LCD Flat Panels

I still need to learn how to interpret those information whenever I want to buy mini coaxial cable.
also in what occasion, do I need them?

CE Pro Career Center for Audio Experts!

Since I subscribed CE Pro e-news letter about audio & video technical information.
I got this information.

I believe that many contractors in audio & video industry are looking for a job desperately.
Please take a look at the site for career throughout the country.

http://www.cepro.com/career

Best HDMI cable?

I am looking for the answer on “Best HDMI cable?” , then found some forum website.

The person also asked what is the best brand for HDMI cable.

Some says that he uses Monster Cable, but the reason is because he can get discount.

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=2348

I also recently found free shipping online shopping for audio & video that I can get Monster cable with free shipping. Not all of them, but some of them are with free shipping and lots of cost-saving.

CEDIA is another audio & video professional organization.

I got a comment from a blogger of Philosophy of Technology.

He mentioned another professional audio video professional organization I may be interested in. This is CEDIA – the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (http://www.cedia.net/). CEDIA has big trade show every year in September (this year in Atlanta). They also have a great education program.