Video Walls – Page 26 – Display Daily

PSCo Showcases the Latest Technology Side-by-Side

by Tom Allen

PSCo is holding a Personal Preview Event from 16-27 March for rental partners, system integrators and consultants to visit the PSCo Assessment Centre, to experience the very latest in display screen technology. A ‘must-visit’ …

PSCo Brings New Tech to Assessment Centre

by Tom Allen

Between 16th and 27th March, PSCo is inviting its partners to visit the PSCo Assessment Centre in Reading, where it is showing its newest display technology. As well as a new DigitalMedia control system, …

Magnetic 3D and ProntoTV Announce World-Debut of Glasses-Free 3D Video Walls

by Vanessa Browning

Magnetic 3D, the industry leader in autostereoscopic “glasses-free 3D” solutions, today announced the world-debut of glasses-free 3D video walls in partnership with ProntoTV, the largest total supplier of digital signage in the Norwegian marketplace. …

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Video Walls Approach Value of $18 Billion

by Tom Allen

The worldwide market for video walls will grow at a 23.44% CAGR between 2014 and 2020, ending the period at a value of almost $18 billion according to a report (http://tinyurl.com/o2cb4p8) published by Markets …

Jupiter Systems Launches 3 new Products at ISE

by Matthew Brennesholtz

At the recent Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) in Amsterdam, Jupiter Systems (Hayward, CA) highlighted three new product lines in its booth. These included Canvas 3.0, the newest version of its collaborative visualization software, the …

TDMaverick Signs Pan-European Partnership with LG

by Helen Vince

TDMaverick has signed a new pan-European agreement with LG to offer the company’s full range of business and commercial displays. This will include video wall panels, large format displays ranging from 47″-105″, transflective technology …

OLEDs Coming for Commercial Applications

by Chris Chinnock

While LG is leading the charge to bring OLEDs to the consumer TV market, firms like Primeview are working hard to bring the technology to commercial and professional applications ranging from military and aerospace, …

Peerless Gets Further into Displays

by Bob Raikes

We’re still adjusting to Peerless as a supplier of displays as well as its (at least to us) traditional business of mounts and stands. There was lots to see at ISE. The Peerless Wireless …

BenQ Clear in B2B Push

by Bob Raikes

We first came into contact with BenQ when it clearly wanted to be a consumer electronics company. The firm spent a lot of money on marketing and bought the Siemens mobile phone business which …

Planar Talks 100% UltraHD

by Bob Raikes

Planar was clearly positioning itself at the show as the specialist in UltraHD and told us that all the displays that it was showing were UltraHD resolution (although this didn’t apply to the transparent …

Sharp Aims at Volume

by Tom Allen

Compared to the stands of other well-known brands, Sharp’s was somewhat smaller (“klein aber fein” as the Germans say – Man. Ed.). The company has withdrawn from TVs in Europe (Sharp ‘Leaves’ TVs in …

ViewSonic Takes DLP Into 3LCD Territory

by Tom Allen

A big part of ViewSonic’s presence at ISE revolved around the PJD6 ‘Lightstream’ projectors (ViewSonic Introduces Projectors with Improved Colour). We have covered these before, but to recap: they are DLP units with 3,200 …