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Eizo Reaches New Maritime Size

by Tom Allen

Eizo’s new Duravision DV4624 is a 46″ maritime monitor, growing the range to a new size class. Like other Duravision models, the monitor is suitable for use in harsh environments; it complies with temperature, …

Tags:Eizo| Industrial Monitors| Large Display Monitor| Maritime| Vol 22 - Issue 15

Tru-Vu Secures Industrial Monitor

by Tom Allen

The SRMW-24R-SS is a new sunlight-readable, waterproof monitor from Tru-Vu, for a variety of applications. It can be used in digital signage and outdoor kiosks, as well as industrial uses such as in vehicles, …

13 Litemax Has Lots to Show in Special Displays

by Bob Raikes

Litemax of Taiwan is a speciality monitor supplier that had plenty to show. It had ATM displays with up to 2,500 cd/m² of brightness and supporting -20° C to +60° operation. There was a …

iMagic: Displays can be Magical

by Len Scrogan

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”Arthur C. Clarke While enjoying a recent regenerative cruise in the blue Caribbean, my senses and imagination were marvelously heightened after experiencing a unique iMagic show on …

Tags:display technology| Laser Projectors| Maritime| Vol 22 - Issue 10

New Large-Format Monochrome Ultra-Glow LCD Marine Instrument Displays from Garmin

by Vanessa Browning

Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd., today announced the GNX 120 and GNX 130, two new large-format marine instrument displays designed for serious sailors who demand quality, precision, and total integration. “Garmin’s …

Tags:Garmin| Maritime

Intel Takes to the High Seas

by Bob Raikes

Royal Carribean’s new vessel, Quantum of the Seas, is the world’s first ‘smartship’. Part of the reason for this is the 15,000 Dell Venue tablets positioned around the ship at point-of-sale locations. 40,000 tablets, …

An Interesting Display Application: Virtual Balconies

by Helen Vince

Large Displays – Apparently, cruise ship passengers having an interior room can sometimes find their in-cabin experience a bit claustrophobic. Not surprisingly, one reason for this is the lack of an outside view. Royal …

Tags:LFD - Large Format Display| Maritime| Vol 21 - Issue 46

Eizo Accommodates With Unusual Sizes

by Raverstead

Eizo has many different businesses around the world. Eizo Germany is both a distributor (of displays developed in Japan) and manufacturer (of its own screens). The company was showing some of the new units …

Thales Shows Bridge Simulator at I/ITSEC 2014

by Raverstead

On display at I/ITSEC was a bridge simulator put together with Transas Americas (Seattle), AVT Simulation (Orlando) and Coastal Manufacturing (Seattle). This features a very powerful marine database that can be used to help …