As you read this I'm in the Lone Star State--Texas. It's easy to take for granted just how huge this place is. I've had to schedule a full day just to drive between some of the cities where our dealers are located. In the Northeast, I am sometimes able to visit 3-4 in a day if I don't gossip around the water cooler for too long. So I guess I'm not wild about this much driving to get anywhere, but the food I can recommend.

With luck I'll gather a story or two during this trip that you can read about next time. That's not why I'm here, but perhaps it could work out that way as I come across theaters, clubs, musicians and more, who make everyday use of our products. But mostly I'm here to tell them about the new products, you can read about a few of those in this issue. We're shipping the D-SPLIT now, and the Aleph 1 Series is officially launched as well. The press have been very cooperative in spreading the word about this new LED lightsource. One article covers both stories, which you can jump to here

A New Year, new beginnings, and a new way of interacting with our web site; these are all things I think about in January as I ply my trade up and down Interstate 35. That and the fact that, when they rebuilt the bridge over the Mississippi at the other end of this road, the Northern part, they used an Enttec product to control its lighting. Speaking of renovation projects, the one on our web page has commenced, and you can read about it here

Something that ended with 2009 is a special upgrade price we ran on LightFactory, but it actually is not so much over as it is transformed. You may wonder, into what has it shifted? That morsel of information will cost you the energy of a mouse click to obtain. Apply Here

Or, don't be hasty. Be deliberate, stealthy and remain in concealment. Your cover isn't blown yet, if you are stalking Enttec at the various events we attend to talk about and demo our products. More of the typical reporting about where we've been and what's coming up soon is in our last article. Just try to remember what you learn, and don't make me get a retraining order.

Jeremy Kumin,
Editor