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I can't find anything on their websites or social media about these companies attending bett either unfortunately.

None of them are listed as exhibitors.

Lakeside is as old as me to the month, they better not muck it up!

Audioswitcher should have you covered: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/audioswitcher/id561712678?mt=12

Trick question, it's a trolley, all 30 devices will never get plugged in!

I mean, the other method of wireless power transmission is microwaves so not the best thing to be beaming about in a house! As for distance charging, there is a company claiming they have developed wireless car charging, but are currently light on details so who knows if actually works or is horribly inefficient.

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/news/212779-eu-will-vote-force-all-smartphones-adopt-usb-c.html

I think it could go the other way, they adopt USB C (they already have it in the ipad pro so not a huge amount of work would be required) and they start pumping out expensive adapters so you can use all your old lightning peripherals with the USB C devices.

to be honest I usually use the exhibitor list to see who I want to see, then use the stand code against the map to find them.

ICTDirect_Dave's post on page one has a decent map across 2 images.

Assert dominance. Stare into their soul as you update your documentation.

No training here, either, just using keyboards a lot!

Also, the education show stands appear to be prefixed with "ED"

Most of the time I touch type

MIDI is a funny old beast, if it were me, I'd be looking at an old sound canvas, the MT-32 is pretty much the gold standard.

I'll be there every day, I will use a different pass and shave my beard down slowly each day for more freebies

I'd be looking at something like the UMC22: https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/Behringer-U-Phoria-UMC22-USB-Audio-Interface/POU Internal cards are expensive for any decent quality

South Hall, down-left from Google on the map

It'll be with ICT Direct this year.

It's not on your shortlist, but we have Ricoh MFD's here, I've never had to call out an engineer, I've only had a couple of paper jams that were usually down to crumpled paper in the tray, and seem to do well with toner. We're with Ricoh, and have it set up so when a toner gets low it automatically orders the replacement, which then gets posted to us, labelled with which printer requested it.

You're making me feel old now!

It's how I ended up with a gateway 2000 colorbook though, so swings and roundabouts.

I have a HP Envy X360 for work, it can be flipped to use as a tablet if needed, and can use a USB C dock for docking. With a Ryzen 7 processor, it's more than capable as well.

Why is it against the odds? You have two drives that are the same age and have the same level of usage, I'd expect them to fail in a similar time. You may need to build a new array and restore from backup.

My guess would be that someone has put the screen down and either dropped it or put something heavy on it.