Technology

If you’re planning a new video wall, classroom upgrade, church renovation, or conference room refresh, you may have noticed something:  Quotes don’t last as long. Prices feel less predictable. Lead times can change quickly.  A big reason? Tariffs.     What’s a Tariff — in Plain English?  A tariff is simply a tax the U.S. government places on products coming in from other countries.  When AV equipment (like LED panels, speakers, control systems, projectors, and processors) arr

Compare Owl and Crestron conference room systems. Learn which solution best fits your space, workflow, and hybrid meeting goals with expert insight from Pierson.

Your Audio, Video, and Lighting (AVL) systems are the heartbeat of every service, performance, and event. But without regular audits, small issues can turn into costly failures. Learn how a Pierson Computing technical audit helps schools, churches, and organizations optimize performance, improve safety, train staff, and create unforgettable audience experiences.

If your House of Worship is using outdated wireless microphones, you could be operating on illegal frequencies without realizing it. Learn how recent FCC regulations affect your system and what steps you can take to stay compliant and interference-free.

In the evolving realm of digital displays, LED video walls stand out for their vibrant visuals and versatility. One critical parameter that profoundly affects the performance and visual quality of these displays is the refresh rate. Grasping the concept of refresh rate is vital for anyone looking to leverage LED video walls effectively.

In the dynamic world of digital displays, direct view LED video walls are becoming increasingly popular for a wide range of applications, from outdoor billboards and sports arenas to indoor signage and immersive experiences. A crucial aspect that determines the quality and performance of these displays is the pixel pitch. Understanding pixel pitch is essential for making informed decisions when selecting an dvLED video wall for your specific needs.

In the realm of networking and telecommunications, the choice of cabling can dramatically impact performance, cost, and durability. A common debate arises between copper cabling and CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum) cabling.