Techliterati Takes on InfoComm 2026!

Last month, the Techliterati team headed to Las Vegas, NV, to attend the InfoComm 2026 conference. As one of the premier events for the pro-AV industry, we knew we were in for an exciting week—but we were truly blown away by the sheer scale of the event and the multitude of exhibitors showcasing the absolute latest in audio-visual, conferencing, and collaborative tech innovations.


Learning, Training, and Connecting

Our time was packed from start to finish. We spent our days hitting the exhibition floor to meet directly with top-tier vendors and attending specialized technical seminars. Our main focus was diving deep into the latest product offerings across both the residential and commercial audio-visual spectrum.


From hands-on training sessions to sneak peeks at next-generation displays and distribution systems, we focused on sharpening our skills so we can continue bringing the best, most reliable solutions back to our clients.


Looking Ahead

Between discovering groundbreaking tech and networking with fellow industry professionals, the trip was definitely worth every minute. We are already implementing what we learned into our upcoming projects, and we are already looking forward to attending again next year!This Spring, Techliterati in partnership with Audio Video Charlotte Installed an impressive LED wall at the Art-House style theater. The LED wall was erected in their event/meeting room, which measures about 40’ Long by 20’ wide. The LED wall will not be used for movie viewing, but for presentations or to add a video dimensions to whatever is taking place in the room. From a powerpoint presentation to new product announcement, the room oozes versatility! The colorful room (complete with a red floor can be rented for small meetings, events and gatherings. (For rates & availability contact Brad Ritter at the IPH!)



The wall’s boasts a 1.9mm pixel pitch for HD plus viewing. The system was configured to accept just about any HDMI or USB C input. Techliterati & AVH completed the package by installing architectural speaker pendants to provide immersive sound while not taking up floor space.



Upon completion of that project we erected a triple-wall setup at the headquarters and event space for La Noticia, the Latino Newspaper. The setup features a center wall of 14.75' x 8.2' and two smaller outboard wall of 8' x 5'.  All feature 1.9mm pixel pitch for HD+ resolution and clear viewing from anywhere in the room!