CEA and CEDIA have updated their jointly created CEB23-A design, installation and calibration standard for home theaters to address smart grid connectivity.

Dr. Michio Kaku, an internationally recognized authority on physics and predicting trends, will deliver the opening keynote at CEDIA Expo 2012. The keynote will discuss how the smart home is set to evolve into the fully intuitive home with the help of next-generation future technology such as IPv6, RFID devices and artificial intelligence.

Integrators who participate in CEDIA's Benchmarking Survey will receive a free customized report for their company defining strengths and weaknesses vs. other dealers.

CEDIA Expo 2012 will feature two new roundtable series and expanded technical training about IP and networking.

CEDIA’s first non-U.S.-based leader Federico Bausone of Mexico brings a global perspective to the association’s education and membership.

Stream multiple sources to 16 wireless zones simultaneously via amplified players that connect to traditional loudspeakers; mix-and-match with new hardwired multiroom audio streamer.

CEDIA's 2012 plans include more global and grass-roots outreach for members. Association reports 5% increase in membership in 2011.

Hosted by outgoing chairman Randy Stearns, the annual CEDIA Membership Meeting provides members an opportunity to learn about the future direction of CEDIA.

A new study from CEDIA estimates the annual revenues for the custom installation industry and paints an optimistic future. So how much the industry is worth?

CEDIA has elected its executive committee and board of directors for 2012-13, naming Federico Bausone chairman and Larry Pexton vice chairman.

Built for Control4 home automation systems, HydraConnect has high-end HDMI switching features offered by the “other guys” but provides unique twist with audio and CEC control.

It's a flag. No, it's a sheet of paper. No, it's an on-wall Opalum loudspeaker with 48 separate drivers. Remote looks like a round bar of soap.

CEDIA Expo 2011 offered nearly one-third fewer sessions than in 2010, but the revamped courses are a hit with the average class size up 40%.

Retro funky Roots speakers now shipping, invisible speakers debut, Nirv one-wire video distribution system gets field-tested

A simple mount and cord management system elicited lots of “I would never install that” comments at CEDIA even though it solves a common flat panel installation dilemma.