From lcd installations for shop windows to multiple av screens with projectors and integrated sound systems for conference centres, Newtech provides projector, plasma and LCD TV installation and for commercial clients in London and across the south of England

Our AV solutions are an excellent means of displaying advertising material or ‘in house’ information within your premises and  are suitable for -

Projector Systems

From HD projectors for advertising windows to budget systems for staff training rooms, our sales team can advise you on the most suitable projector setup for your needs.  Wherever possible we will carry out a site survey prior to any work, in order to assess the room and relevant installation. Projectors can be connected to laptops, DVD  players or media servers via direct connection leads or wall/desk mounted connection plates which can be located wherever is convenient in the room.

Projector screens range from simple fold out screens, which are only set up when they are needed, to motorised ‘drop down’ screens housed within a ceiling void. We can supply a range of screens to suit all budgets.

LCD INSTALLATIONS and Multiple AV Screen Systems

Newtech supplies large and small screen TV installations to suit all budgets. Systems can be linked to a range or sources (DVD player, Sky Box, PC, Media server) and any number of screens can be linked to single or multiple input devices.

AV screens can be used for

Whatever your requirements please contact our office with any questions you may have and we will be happy to explain these systems.

Interactive whiteboard av screens

Interactive Whiteboards are becoming increasingly popular in schools, colleges, training centres and anywhere where visual aids will benefit the class or group. Documents, spreadsheets, websites, pictures and PowerPoint presentations can be projected onto large av screens, which can be navigated, simply by pressing on the wall mounted screen.

The system provides a means of projecting what you would see on a computer monitor onto a large ‘white board’ and instead of using your computer’s mouse to click or select, you press the relevant area on the whiteboard.

The interactive whiteboard is supplied with various ‘pens’ that allow notes to be written over the material displayed on the screen. For example, if a document is being shown to a class of students the teacher can circle particular areas of text with one of the white board pens which can then be saved onto the document and printed out for the students.