Integrate 2010 takes place in Sydney, Australia, 24-26 August
Australia - Wireless Solution Sweden will be showing the newest revolution of Wireless DMX control, W-DMX Generation 4 to Australia during Integrate 2010 in Sydney. The product will be demonstrated with the ULA Group, W-DMX exclusive distributor in Australia, 24-26 August at the Hordern Pavilion and Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park.

Training courses for W-DMX will be available three times daily during Integrate 2010.

Visitors to the ULA booth will learn about how the new G4 product line brings new features to the award-winning W-DMX line of products.

ULA operates not only as the exclusive distributor and importer of W-DMX (along with some of the world's leading entertainment and architectural lighting brands) but in fact as a working partner. Niclas Arvidsson, CEO of Wireless Solution says, "ULA has been an extremely strong partner to W-DMX for a long time, and our partnership grows stronger each year. Their technical knowledge and support of the W-DMX brand can be seen in these regional shows like Integrate that include training sessions. We get really great feedback from these shows."

Cuono Biviano, managing director for ULA says, "ULA takes great pride in representing the world's best brands in the industry and W-DMX is one of those brands. We look forward to demonstrating the new Generation 4 product line during Integrate 2010. The show is one of the best in this region for reaching top quality professionals and we expect to get a great response on this new product."

(Jim Evans)


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