The Optical Devices Division of FUJIFILM will introduce two new FUJINON handheld zooms for live sports, entertainment and field production during the NAB 2017 convention. The “UA14x4.5B” and “UA18x5.5B” are the latest handhelds in the company’s Premier UA Series of 4K 2/3” lenses. The new lenses deliver edge-to-edge 4K optical quality to 2/3-inch 4K portable cameras and camcorders. The UA14x and UA18x zooms can be seen along with the complete UA Series within the company’s NAB booth. These lenses join the “UA13x4.5B,” “UA22x8B,” “UA80x9B,” “UA107x8.4B,” and the new “UA27x6.5B” in this series. The company will exhibit in booth C7225 during NAB, which runs from April 22-27 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

TVU Networks, the global technology and innovation leader in live IP video solutions, will introduce a new solution for secure, reliable and high-speed internet connectivity to connected devices from remote locations. TVU Router provides over 200Mbps of Internet connectivity from virtually any remote location and acts as a network accelerator. With TVU Router as a portable field access point, users can transfer and receive files, stream video, search the web, utilize any IP connected device or service to pass data and more for a high speed, reliable and secure data connection. TVU Router will be shown during NAB 2017, which runs from April 22 through the 27th at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC).

Timecode Systems has revealed a new method to combine two of its products, the SyncBac Pro and Blink Hub to make filming virtual reality 360-degree footage easier. New update to BlinkHub will allow multiple GoPro cameras to be treated as a single device.

When Cinemat Miami’s all-new, eight-camera production truck takes to the road for its first live-event booking, a Summa audio console will be on board. The Summa brings Calrec’s industry-leading reliability, extensibility, and ease of use to the new truck, a significant expansion of Cinemat’s rental production capabilities.

Harmonic, the worldwide leader in video delivery infrastructure, announced that Nilesat, a leading satellite operator and broadcast service center in the Middle East and North Africa, with hundreds of television channels throughout the region, has deployed a multichannel automated playout system from Harmonic. Harmonic's integrated media server, storage, transcoding and playout automation solution speeds up the operator's extensive workflow, providing increased reliability, storage capacity and scalability at a low total cost of ownership.

SAM (Snell Advanced Media) will offer hands-on demos of its new Morpheus UX, a user-definable control interface for the company’s Morpheus playout automation and ICE CiaB product line at NAB Show 2017. Morpheus UX, unveiled March 7 and available this month, is set to change the face of multichannel playout by giving customers an unmatched level of adaptability so they can precisely customize their channel views and focus on the specific functionality they need.

Band Pro (together with partners Angenieux and Jebsen Industrial) will debut the new Angenieux Type EZ-2 Zoom at this year’s NAB show. The Type EZ Series has enjoyed a hugely positive reception. Type EZ-2, the newest addition to the series, is a wide zoom lens providing 15-40mm F1.9 / T2 in S35 format. The same lens is configurable to 22-60mm F2.8 / T3 covering an image circle up to 46mm diagonal for full format cinematography.

EVS, the leader in live video technology for broadcast and new media productions, has announced that NEP Europe has selected its latest 4K live production technologies for two new UHD-4K supertrucks. The state-of-the-art OB facilities will be used to cover Switzerland's Raiffeisen Super League football and allow pay TV broadcaster Teleclub to deliver a more immersive ultra-high definition viewing experience to fans.

New Vocas matte boxes MB-216, MB-256 and MB-436 are available! The main differences between the previous models and their successors are top bar mount and the fact that the MB-216 and MB-256 are now suitable for swing away use!

When Toronto’s Dome Productions needed to upgrade its main studio audio console, the choice was easy: Calrec Audio’s Brio. The brand-new Brio replaces Dome Productions’ 15-year-old previous desk, launching the company into a new era of power, flexibility, and usability in the broadcast of live sports events. Installed in the studio’s control room, the Brio is used in conjunction with the mobile units for “remote-at-home”-style broadcasts.