The Fall 2010 issue of HD Living magazine has been mailed out to select homeowners around the North Bay area. If you weren’t one of the lucky ones who received one in your mailbox, don’t worry! We have your online copy available right here.In addition to an updated profile all about SoundVision, some of the other topics inside this quarter’s issue of HD Living include:
- Lifestyle Control: Touch screen devices for home automation
- Home Networks: A complete guide to home networking
- The Everything Gadget: How the revolutionary iPad is reshaping home entertainment and control.
Plus much more. It’s all waiting for you in the Fall 2010 issue of HD Living Magazine!
Avatar proved to be the highest-grossing motion picture release of all time, and when the initial Blu-ray Disc home release of Avatar went on sale yesterday, it came as no surprise that the blockbuster hit 
With 3D technology dominating the conversation in both the consumer electronics industry as well as the electronic integration industry, it only makes sense that this year’s 
The first technology uses a device known as a beam-splitter, which is essentially an angled two-way mirror allowing one camera to shoot images through the mirror, and another camera mounted on top to shoot images that are reflected off the mirror. This setup, shown here with two 
The second option is to mount two cameras side-by-side, which is typically used when shooting live programming like sports events in 3D. This image was taken during ESPN’s first-ever test 3D broadcast of the USC vs. Ohio State college football game last fall. While it works well for live 3D events, a special technician known as a stereographer looks ahead a few shots to ensure that the two cameras do not lose convergence—essentially going crosseyed—due to the distance between the two lenses. These cameras also present logistical challenges for broadcasters and venues, as they cannot be placed in the typical stadium camera locations.
For the past few years, our company tagline has been “Cleanly designed, simple to use, robust and reliable, home entertainment and control systems.” While SoundVision has become known around the Bay Area for delivering just that–systems and experiences that exceed expectations and create enthusiastically satisfied customers–we felt that there had to be a way to convey this in a more concise way to our customers. And now, we’re happy to introduce our new tagline to our clients: “Entertainment and technology. Simplified.”"We are extremely proud of our reputation of providing a simple and reliable product to our valued clients,” said Scott Sullivan, president of SoundVision. “The new SoundVision tagline reflects our track record and commitment to making our clients’ lives easier in a more succinct and powerful way.”The new tagline is the culmination of a six-month process designed to overhaul the way SoundVision communicates how we give discriminating customers what they really want in home entertainment and technology: a system that complements their home’s aesthetics, is simple to learn and use, and extremely reliable. Leveraging our expertise and commitment to continual training, SoundVision brings a simpler, more human approach to entertainment and automation technologies. Look for our new tagline first on our website, and in future SoundVision materials.
We’re proud to announce that SoundVision been named as a finalist in two categories in the 
