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Panel discussion: Death of hardware

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  • 15/02/2017
TJ Adams (QSC), Kay Ohse (Kramer) and Bob Michaels (ZeeVee) debate the death of hardware. As we move towards an AV/IT world, is it inevitable software will replace the 'black boxes' so associated with the AV market in the past?

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