Entertainment Design Corporation

Vendors and Suppliers

JMGO,Leica Camera | June 08, 2021

JMGO, a home cinema entertainment company, introduced the JMGO O1 Series to worldwide clients, including two ultra-short-throw LED projectors with audio-visual contributions from Dynaudio and Leica Camera. The JMGO O1 and JMGO O1 Pro, which were co-engineered with Leica, have the company's most powerful intelligent zero perception system for projection to date, as well as a simple industrial design. After making their debut in April 2021, they are now available to worldwide customers on Indi...

AMC Entertainment | June 11, 2020

AMC Entertainment — Shares of the movie theater chain jumped 10% on Wednesday after the company announced that it would reopen worldwide next month. Almost all theaters in the U.S. and UK will be open with limited capacity for some of the highly anticipated July releases, the company said on its earnings call. The theaters have been mostly shut down since mid-March. Tesla — Shares of Tesla jumped nearly 8% to an all-time high and it’s also the first time for the electric car-ma...

Products,Technologies

Nokia and NBN Co | December 05, 2022

Nokia and NBN Co announced the deployment of Nokia’s next-generation broadband platform and its Altiplano Access Controller to deliver a smarter, faster and greener nbn® network. The deployment is the first for the Lightspan MF-14 in the Southern Hemisphere. With unmatched capacity, space efficiency, low latency, intelligence, reliability and power efficiency, the MF-14 will help nbn address Australia’s broadband needs well into the future and help the compan...

prnewswire | February 04, 2020

Augmented reality is changing the way we see the world. Businesses can use it to promote their brands of social media giants like Facebook and Snap. For example, Taco Bell just created a Snapchat filter that can turn your face into a taco. Brick and mortar retailers can use it to try out or "try on" products while browsing on social media platforms. For example, according to Forbes, a shopper may be able to virtually try on glasses and clothes without having to leave home. By 2022, AR-...