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The article presents a special report on how Time Warner Cable (TWC) improved customer experience at its service centers while also driving awareness of their new offerings. TWC's move to partner with digital agency Reality Interactive and retail design group FAME in 2013 in order to create new retail experience for its end-users is mentioned. To achieve its goal, TWC installed sharp PN-R903 digital display into a high-definition smartphone exhibit and interactive centerpiece for the store.

An interview with the entertainment studio Moment Factory partner and chief of technology Dominic Audet is presented. When asked about the possibility of future technological innovations in digital signage, he refers to the emergence of playback technologies and display resolutions. Audet believes that challenges related to integration across multiple systems is the main obstacle to digital signage development. He comments on the growth of handheld devices.

A calendar of events for Infocomm 2010 which focuses on digital signage is presented including Digital Signage Summit on June 7-8, Digital Signage Fundamentals on June 9, and Black Box: The Digital Signage Roadmap to Success on June 10.

The article reports on a weatherproof 47-inch outdoor digital display installed by Amigos/King's Classic Mexican fast food chain at its locations across Nebraska as of March 2016. Topics include the consideration put into the state's unpredictable environment as a key factor into the decision-making process, and the company's decision to install SunBrite DS display based on the product's ease of use, brightness, and display clarity.

The article discusses ways to develop the content for digital signages. Communication among the digital signage integrators, signage owners, and content creators is deemed important. Shawn Stoner of New Wave Entertainment emphasized the need for specific information about frame rates and pixel ratios of screens. He adds that transmission and playback capabilities must also be considered. He mentions that malls must have the size of screens similar to stadiums that are often banner- and scroll-based.

The article reports on an innovative pregame video prepared by TLC Creative Productions for the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team in the National Basketball Association using a giant cylinder video system. The TLC 360 Screen Drop & Video Cylinder system enables a multi-channel video show to be projected onto a cylinder of spandex screens more than 60 feet tall and 168 feet in circumference, according to the author.

The article discusses the development of a category of digital-video projectors with high-brightness that are producing true-high-definition (HD) resolution images. It is noted that of the three technologies behind light engines in large projectors namely Digital Light Processing (DLP), Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), and its derivative, Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS), it is LCD that powers most projectors overall. Developments in the utilization of LCD and DLP technology used in projectors are presented.

The article evaluates several video technology equipment launched at the 2008 InfoComm including the Echolab Overture1 and the Overture2 video switchers from Echolab, the 1920x1200 WUXGA high-resolution DLP technology projector from Projectiondesign and Xpresenter Xe digital-signage platform from X20 Media.

The article evaluates the NEC MultiSync LCD4620-AV digital information display from NEC Display Solutions.

The article provides information on SpyderTV hardware-software system developed by Datacolor. The system eliminates any eyeballing or guesswork because it includes professional grade colorimeter. It begins by asking users to select monitor type, the values of each parameter, in addition to name and settings for color presets that the specific display has.

Evaluates the Samsung Syncmaster 460PN liquid crystal display (LCD) monitor.

Evaluates the Firefly MZ digital signage product from Focus Enhancements. Features; Versions of the signage product; Price.

Evaluates the ChyTV video graphics information display from Chyron. Description of the ChyTV hardware; Information on software programming; Advantages and disadvantages; Applications; Price.

Evaluates the FP231W liquid crystal display from BenQ. Key features; Pros and cons; Cost.

Provides information on several residential equipment and supplies. Resolution Series loudspeakers from Krell Industries; SST-688 digital video remote control from Harmony Remote; Theater-Lite screen from Da-Lite Screen Co.

Focuses on the installation of plasma screens in multimedia retailers in the U.S. Significance of digital signage on the increase in sales of retailers; Installation of plasma screens at Convergent; Comment from Trevor Davis, vice president of Convergent, on the function of the company in maintaining and monitoring the performance of screens at its network operations in the country.

Evaluates the L640 liquid crystal display projector from InFocus. Key features; Advantages and disadvantages; Price.

Discusses the features of plasma monitors. Similarity between plasma monitors and cathode ray tube projectors; Failure of manufacturers to create quality plasma monitors; Use of the American National Standards Institute checkerboard in testing video screens.

Focuses on rear-projection systems. Comparison between rear-projection systems and flat-panel monitors and televisions; Benefits of rear-projection systems; Price.

Features new video equipment as of October 2003. GD-V501U plasma display monitor from JVC Professional Products Co.; D-Cine Premiere DP100 projector from Barco Digital Cinema; MCLite digital master control switcher from Pesa Switching Systems.

Evaluates the FP591 liquid crystal display monitor from BenQ America. Key features; Pros and cons; Specifications.

The author discusses creating and curating fresh and relevant content for digital signs and tips for helping team and staff members to embrace the use of digital signs. These recommendations include giving partial control of the digital sign's playlist to the staff, the importance of limited access, and the benefits of trainingd for interested staff. Other tips include provision of solid guidelines for creating and posting digital sign messages, and the benefits of an approval process.

The article evaluates several audiovisual equipment including an audio processor from Biamp System, the television Wireless for HDMI Extender SR system from Gefen and the P402 LCD display from NEC, citing that the equipment have been installed at a classroom of University of Ottawa.

The article focuses on the rise of 4K technology, a display device or content having horizontal resolution, in business world. Topics discussed include use of 4K displays and digital signage solutions in retail and hospitality locations, 4K projectors gaining popularity in event production, education and museums and use of 4K security cameras.

The article focuses on the issue related to digital workflows in digital signage infrastructure. It reveals that the complexity of unique workflow associated with a client or business ecosystem will affect the selection of the correct digital signage software. It also reveals the importance of understanding industrial processes in order to select the correct digital signage software.

The article focuses on the installation of videowall by digital signage coompany Alpha Video & Audio at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare, a non-profit hospital based in St. Paul, Minnesotta. Information is provided on the design of the videowall designed by Alpha Video using Christie Digital MicroTiles in a 3x6 configuration.

The article reports that the Digital Mannequin displays from Prysm, a digital display innovator, were chosen to improve the Honeywell Aerospace in-booth experience during the 2011 National Business Aviation Association Annual Meeting & Conference. The Digital Mannequins are powered by Prysm's Laser Phosphor Display (LPD) technology. They brought Honeywell Aerospace's customers and technology to life with high-definition video displays during the tradeshow.

The article provides information on techorating, a term which was coined to describe the emerging relationship between home décor and integrated display technologies. It says that techorating combines modern display technologies with the art of decorating a space to guarantee that the design and electronics suit the function and style of the space. The author adds that the successful techoration of a space can expand the look and feel of the environment.

The article discusses an intriguing new option at the stackable Laser Phosphor Displays (LPD) of InfoComm Prysm that are making rounds with demo tours in places like New York, Dallas, Texas, and London, England in 2011. According to Dana Corey of Prysm, the tour is an opportunity to show the LPD images and to have candid dialog with integrators and consultants about technology. The research and development (R&D) allotted by Prysm into its LPD platform is also discussed.

The article focuses on companies that offer video display equipment for audiovisual (AV) technologies. Aurora Multimedia manufactures advanced video wall processors including the DIDO series which features a real-time image rotation engine. Christie's display technologies solutions include projectors and integrated projection systems for all applications. Creston's control and automation systems include the Creston DigitalMedia line of integrated solutions control AV, computer and environmental systems from touchpanels, keypads and mobile devices.

The article examines the impact of the use of digital signage on businesses during economic recession. A forecast from DisplaySearch suggests that unit volume for liquid crystal display (LCD) and plasma screens for digital signage and large-format commercial display applications will experience a 44% increase. Jeff Collard of Omnivex explained that digital signage creates efficiencies, improves costs, and enhances the capabilities of the business. DisplaySearch indicates that other retail growth areas are fast-food restaurants and movie theaters.

The article offers information on several video equipment including the DT6000 and DT7200 large touchscreen displays from NLighten Technologies, the Reverse Matrix switchers from Sierra Video, and the StarBright projector screens from Elite Screens.

The article evaluates the PreView HD Dual 7.0 and the PreView HD Triple 5.7 LCD rackmount monitors from Vaddio.

The article focuses on the benefits derived by Eau Claire Ford Lincoln Mercury from its installed digital signage system from StrandVision. The dealership installed a liquid crystal display screen in its service waiting area that displays television programs bordered by StrandVision digital signage information promoting the services and part offerings of the dealership, as well as new and used cars. The dealership also features photographs of its employees an customers, and announcements of upcoming events.

The article reports that Electrograph has introduced the Mount Fiber database on its Web site in September 2006. The addition will allow computer resellers to find the Electrograph mount that best suits their applications. By clicking on the manufacturer and model of their plasma or liquid crystal display on the tool, users are directed to compatible mounts as well as specifications and pricing information.

Evaluates audio-visual equipment. AirLiner WS100 wireless slate from Smart Technologies; Video Voltage series of video backgrounds from Animation Factory; SmartMount display mounts from Peerless Industries.

Presents information on several electronic visual equipment released in the U.S. as of November 2004. Realis SX50 multimedia projector from Canon USA; Plasma displays from Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company; Liquid-crystal displays from Sony Electronics.

Provides information on several video equipment and supplies. Inertia transcoder from Laird; Presentation Series servers from QuVis; Plasma wide-screen monitors from Fujitsu General America.

Presents information on video technology products released in the market as of June 2004. AG-DVC30 camcorder from Panasonic Broadcast and Television Systems Co.; NetMaster FRC-5100 display wall controller from Christie; HPT-630AW plasma display from Akira.