CASBAA Asia-Pacific TV Directory

CASBAA Asia-Pacific TV Directory
The CASBAA Asia-Pacific TV Directory is published both in print and online containing detailed regional and domestic market listings for the broadcast industries in China, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, as well as Australia and New Zealand.
The directory has become an important tool for the broadcast and pan-regional media sector, delivering key contact information for local, national and regional companies. These include cable, satellite, broadband and wireless broadcasters, system operators, programme suppliers, regulatory institutions, trade associations, media services and other related organisations

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- Sent with Media to 5,000 broadcast decision makers, advertisers, cable and satellite distributors
- Also distributed at CASBAA’s annual broadcasting convention, the largest in the region
- Online, the directory attracts over 1,200 unique users looking for a broadcast partner each month

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The Atomic brand is about performance PCs – building them, upgrading them, overclocking them, and then playing the best, most intense games on them.
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PC & Tech Authority gives readers the complete guide to buying and using the gadgets in their life, from laptops, to phones, TVs and more.
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Providing cutting-edge editorial and product tests for IT security professionals.
Securing an enterprise’s IT infrastructure is a top priority in today’s business landscape and SC Magazine has been providing professionals the latest information and intelligence, both nationally and internationally.
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Future tech - moving touchscreens By Esat Dedezade on Mar 27, 2012 8:28 AM

Future tech - moving touchscreens

By Esat Dedezade on Mar 27, 2012 8:28 AM
Filed under Hardware

Japan debuts moveable screen tech.

There's no shoddy workmanship here – these screens are meant to move. NEC and the Tokyo Institute of Technology have created a display which is anchored with adjustable wires at each of its four corners, resulting in a screen which can jerk and move in relation to what's on it.
Normal haptic vibration lets you know you've hit an onscreen object, but touching something alone doesn't tell you exactly where it is. If the screen itself moves then you have a much more immersive experience. Imagine feeling the heft of a riled up bird flying across the screen, or having the screen move to represent directions in a navigation app.
There's no timeline for its release as yet. The tech itself works, but looks quite clunky at the moment. There's also stiff competition from Senseg's Feel technology or Apple's own virtual button tech which could find its way into the iPhone 5 – so who know which next-gen screen tech will come out on top? In the meantime, check out the tech in action below:

This article originally appeared at Stuff.tv

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