With technology being an everchanging application, dial-up and DSL are a thing of the past. Wi-Fi is a growing necessity in almost every person's life and is required to operate almost every electronic device imaginable.

During a client evaluation last summer, I witnessed a married couple’s argument a television in the bedroom. I became invisible during their heated discussion and I felt compelled to intervene with an integration solution that is often overshadowed by cost and a limited imagination. The wife didn't want to have a large television on the wall or dresser because it interfered with her oasis vibe. The husband wanted to watch TV while she was in his arms. He preferred tv shows that make her bury her head into his chest. He wanted a loud surround system to feel like he was in the midst of the action. She wanted to see the beautiful mountains outside her window and hear the birds.

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I thought that I was ahead of the game when I had two computer monitors on my desk. I would swipe content from one screen to the next. It was not only cool but efficient. After leaving municipal government work and making the transition to Shakatronics, I couldn’t help but wonder if multi-screening had similar benefits in the audio video entertainment industry. For starters … yes it does on multiple levels.