Blusens Middle East subsidiary showed its new professional catalogue

All visitors could enjoy demos of Blusens’ pillars of its Connected Home : Blubrain and Blusens Television

Dubai, March 9th,  2010.- Aware of the importance of this tradeshow for its Middle East subsidiary, Blusens attended with a whole new range from its Networks, and its Connected Home catalogues. During the show, visitors were able to enjoy demos of the latest solutions and products released by the company and its bet on the next generation domestic digital leisure. Media, Clients and Partners stood out the quality, innovation and service of Blusens’ offering.


At the show, Blusens’ team presented a wide range of products for IPTV, Digital Signage, SMATV and Internet Advertising, which comprise end-to-end systems and solutions. Blusens’ new developments, available to the Hospitality sector, the Telecom Operator and the Low Voltage Integrator, have been designed, developed and engineered to increase the operation revenue, enhance installation costs and reduce maintenance intensity.


Along with their captive network based systems, Blusens also featured their Connected Home product family which is set-up to interact with their own Over-The-Top (OTT) TV platform, as well as with InternetTV and others.


According to Miguel Silva, Executive Vice President at Blusens Global Corporation, “it was the first time that we exhibited at CABSAT although our team has been involved in this sector for a very long time. We are pleasantly surprised with the turn-up we have had over and after the show. We have been able to close cooperation deals and distribution agreements, so the outcome has been outstanding and a promise of things to come for this region”.

For more information about Blusens´announcements at CABSAT 2010, please click here:

- Blusens attends Cabsat Mena 2010

- Connected Home a new step for multimedia domestic entertainment

- Blusens new OTT portal completes its Connected Home strategy

- Cabsat 2010 – Blusens shows the final production version of its Blubrain

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