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Casio Phases Out M Series

A few weeks before ISE, we saw Casio at BETT, where the company surprised us by launching a new projector (Casio Emphasises Reliability). Most companies hold off on product launches until the larger show in Amsterdam. When we reached Casio’s stand, the reason for the launch was revealed. Casio used the XJ-V2 as a lead-in … Read more

TeraGlass: A Fully Customizable Head Mounted Display (HMD) Solution With 3D Viewing Capabilities That is Wearable and Handsfree

Teracle, Inc. was founded to create a world where everyone has an equal opportunity to access quality education no matter what his or her socioeconomic status is. Our mission is to use the latest technological advancements to help others access the learning tools they need, deliver quality education, and make it accessible to everyone. Our … Read more

InFocus Extends Award-Winning Canvas Collaborative Visualization Solution with Canvas Touch

InFocus today announced Canvas Touch, the latest addition to its award-wining Canvas collaborative visualization solution. Developed to offer Canvas customers an all-in-one Canvas touchscreen display, Canvas Touch connects to other Canvas users on smartphones, tablet, PCs, and video walls. Canvas Touch combines award-winning Canvas collaboration software developed by Jupiter Systems with touchscreen technology from InFocus … Read more

Thoughts About Sharp from ISE

This week we have a combined issue of Large and Mobile Display Monitor as nearly all the European team has been on the show floor at ISE in Amsterdam and I’m writing this in the press office at the show – where the “Happy hour” of free beer has just started at 12:00 noon! The … Read more

Ricoh Chooses DisplayPort for Projector

Ricoh’s WU5570 DLP projector is designed for audiences of up to 50 people, whether that is in a presentation or collaborative format. The unit can be controlled through Crestron, AMX and PJLink systems. It also features vertical and horizontal lens shift and keystone adjustment, and 1.8x zoom, for simplified installation. Display resolution is 1920 x … Read more

LDM Product Roundup Vol 23 No 06

Asus has shared more details about its 28″ gaming monitor, shown off at CES: the MG28UQ (LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 03). It has a TN panel with UltraHD resolution and a 1ms response time. Viewing angles are 170°/160°, with 330 cd/m² of brightness, flicker-free backlight and low blue light technology. For connectivity, … Read more

LG Takes Top-Level Award from EPA

LG has been recognised with the 2015 Gold Tier Award from the USA’s Environment Protection Agency. The Gold Tier is the EPA’s top-level of recognition in its Sustainable Materials Management Challenge. The award was granted to recognise LG’s continued increase in the amount of used electronics collected for reuse and recycling. In 2015, LG collected … Read more

Primeview Slims Bezels by 40%

Primeview worked with the HDBaseT Alliance, launching a new ‘super-narrow bezel’ (3.5mm) LCD video wall display. This 49″ screen, the PRV49SNGHDBT, uses an IPS panel (1920 x 1080) and is rated for 24/7 operation. It features HDBaseT transmitters and receivers. In addition, Primeview was showing off a 60Hz upgrade to its existing UltraHD LCD line-up, … Read more

Samsung Highlights CES Products in Monaco

Samsung has shown off several monitors at its 2016 European Forum in Monaco. Newest among them were the CF591 and CF390, which were announced at CES (Samsung Uses LED in Modular TV Concept); they are curved and flicker-free models for gamers, with AMD’s Freesync technology. For business use, Samsung showed the UE850, which was first … Read more

Garmin Speeds Chart-Drawing

Garmin has introduced a new range of marine screens with IPS panels and at least 1920 x 1080 resolution. The large-format units feature multi-touch control and new processors, for the fastest-ever chart drawing in a Garmin multi-function display (MFD). The GPSMAP 8400/8600 series consists of three models: GPSMAP 8×17 (17″) and 8×24 (24″) (1920 x … Read more

IA Bureau Dispels TV Myths

The ‘TV-centric living room’ is in decline, according to the Internet Advertising Bureau UK, due to the rise of internet-connected devices. In a new study (http://tinyurl.com/j35jfny), the IAB found that only 50% of UK online adults describe the TV as the focal point of their living room. 70% say that they normally use a connected … Read more