| MUMBAI:
More than 200 new exhibitors will showcase the latest technological innovations
that help bring content to life during the 2010 NAB Show, held from 10-15 April
in Las Vegas. These
first-time exhibitors will join a wide variety of NAB Show exhibiting veterans,
totaling some 1,500 companies.
NAB
executive VP of conventions and business operations Chris Brown says, "With
the rapid innovation of technology and the organic nature of the NAB Show, which
is always evolving to reflect the ever-changing and dynamic multimedia landscape,
more and more new and existing companies are emerging onto the scene. We look
forward to learning about the unique opportunities that these companies will bring
to this year's show." New
companies include AdJuggler, Magenta Video Networks, Adorama Camera, MasterImage
3D, Ambrado, mDialog,
Ankeena Networks Minerva Networks, Azzurro Systems
Integration, Beijing Pavilion, NextIO, Opera Software, PipelineFX, Prime Focus,
QoE Systems, Roundbox, Dutch Media Hub, Film Chest, Talon Data Systems, Gamestreamer,
Technostrobe and Glookast. Companies
returning to the NAB Show include Adobe, Avid, Grass Valley, Harris, Microsoft,
Panasonic, Sony and Verizon Wireless. The event hosts 497 international exhibitors. The
NAB Show exhibit hall will also debut several new attractions, including specialized
exhibit areas and technology pavilions. Among them, Destination Broadband has
nearly 60 companies and features the latest innovations in online video creation
and distribution enabled by broadband technology. The
new Mobile DTV Pavilion showcases the latest consumer devices and broadcast services
that are making anytime, anywhere television a reality. International Research
Park: Technologies of the Future features cutting edge technologies still under
development in academic, government, and commercial research laboratories. | 
