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I quickly visited the following booths.
Channel Vision
They had a new eight output phone demarcation/distribution patch system which caught my eye (lower right of the picture below). Visit channelvision.com for more information:

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Creative Lab's
Creative Lab's Zen Vision M was awarded "Best of CES" so I thought a picture was in order.

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Induction Dynamics
These are amazing "In-Wall" Speakers that are mounted to an aluminum plate (which goes in-between the studs behind your drywall). The speakers are designed to then use the drywall and it's mount to "project" the sound from them. This was pretty cool as you saw just finished drywall from the other side, yet heard music coming "from the wall".

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In Wall Speaker's Mounting Plate (Behind Drywall Between 19" Centered Studs):

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Nobu Touch Screen
Here is a picture of Nobu's new fanless touch screen monitor. It has a Pentium (over 1GHZ) processor. Visit www.nobu-usa.com for more information.
Nobu Touch Screen Front:

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Nobu Touch Screen Rear:

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VMP (Video Mount Products):
I stumbled onto this VERY simple mounting solution for a small LCD monitor (say 15" touch screen that you want to mount outside your wall). It uses two pieces that slide together, one mounts on the wall, the other on the touchscreen. It comes with all the necessary mounting for the various VESA standards out there and provides a nice solution that will keep the monitor secure and VERY close to the wall (minimum gap between the wall and monitor's case). Visit www.videomount.com for more information.
EDIT: Mount Link
Monitor Mount Side View (two pieces shown mated together):

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Monitor Mounts:

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I quickly visited the following booths.
Channel Vision
They had a new eight output phone demarcation/distribution patch system which caught my eye (lower right of the picture below). Visit channelvision.com for more information:

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Creative Lab's
Creative Lab's Zen Vision M was awarded "Best of CES" so I thought a picture was in order.

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Induction Dynamics
These are amazing "In-Wall" Speakers that are mounted to an aluminum plate (which goes in-between the studs behind your drywall). The speakers are designed to then use the drywall and it's mount to "project" the sound from them. This was pretty cool as you saw just finished drywall from the other side, yet heard music coming "from the wall".

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
In Wall Speaker's Mounting Plate (Behind Drywall Between 19" Centered Studs):

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Nobu Touch Screen
Here is a picture of Nobu's new fanless touch screen monitor. It has a Pentium (over 1GHZ) processor. Visit www.nobu-usa.com for more information.
Nobu Touch Screen Front:

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Nobu Touch Screen Rear:

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
VMP (Video Mount Products):
I stumbled onto this VERY simple mounting solution for a small LCD monitor (say 15" touch screen that you want to mount outside your wall). It uses two pieces that slide together, one mounts on the wall, the other on the touchscreen. It comes with all the necessary mounting for the various VESA standards out there and provides a nice solution that will keep the monitor secure and VERY close to the wall (minimum gap between the wall and monitor's case). Visit www.videomount.com for more information.
EDIT: Mount Link
Monitor Mount Side View (two pieces shown mated together):

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)
Monitor Mounts:

(Click on Picture for Full Sized Image)