Microsoft evangelist Bruce Harris gives a few details on the HoloLens augmented reality headset at a Tel Aviv event-- including the fact the device battery lasts for 5.5 hours of regular use. As reported by Petri, "heavy loads" slash battery life to just 2.5 hours. […]
Murideo’s Prisma is a highly advanced single-in single-out video processor. Other processors might have similar features individually, says the maker… “but none of them can do it all like the Prisma.” The Prisma’s 17x17x17 3D LUT and PrismaVue technology give the user control over image fidelity. […]
Murideo’s Prisma is a highly advanced single-in single-out video processor. Other processors might have similar features individually, says the maker… “but none of them can do it all like the Prisma.” The Prisma’s 17x17x17 3D LUT and PrismaVue technology give the user control over image fidelity. […]
World's Largest Stationary Projection Diorama The life of Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin, the first President of the Russian Federation, is celebrated by the opening of The Boris Yeltsin Presidential Center in Ekaterinburg—with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev taking part in the opening ceremony More than 30,000 exhibits and 13,000 photos are on display (and a lot of AV equipment) went into this $76 million project that started in 2011. […]
Protouch Solutions recently installed six bespoke touchscreen kiosks on MV Britannia operated by P&O Cruises. Britannia is the newest and largest of eight ships in service with P&O Cruises. She has a total of 1837 cabins, 13 bars and restaurants, a 936-seat theatre and a capacity for 4324 passengers. […]
Wavetec completes the largest installation at Mexico Stock Exchange. Combined in total, 150 m² of ultra-bright LED display was installed-- using 4mm and 10mm pitch. Wavetec steered the project to install a 40 meter long LED Ticker on the front of Mexico Stock Exchange’s building. […]
Chihira Junco, speaks 3 languages, begins work at a tourist information center opening at Aqua City Odaiba in Tokyo Waterfront City—and makes history. She’s the world’s first tourist information android. But probably not the last. Robot signage is here and will develop into a special category of digital signage product. […]
Adweek made a list of 2015’s best out-of-home creative work. They collected 13 campaigns that used a real-world setting to great effect, “giving extra dimension to the brands (or the causes) they promoted.” You can see them all using the link below, but here are a couple of our favorites. […]
Network converts Australian displays and deploys new screens in New Zealand and Indonesia. A large format digital display by QMS Media brightens this Australian roadside. Melbourne, Australia. […]
Integration enables easy implementation by network operators and an enhanced user experience. Paris, France. January 26, 2016. […]
Integration enables easy implementation by network operators and an enhanced user experience. ViaDirect wayfinding helps a shopper locate her desired destination. Paris, France. […]
Network converts Australian displays and deploys new screens in New Zealand and Indonesia. Melbourne, Australia. January 7, 2016. […]
This new partnership will combine Moki's tablet-based kiosk control capabilities and Mimo's robust devices to provide those in the retail and corporate spaces an affordable and fully-managed commercial-grade option for deploying large fleets of tablet-based kiosks and displays. […]
Foxconn wants to buy Sharp and will pay a tempting $5.3 billion (¥625 billion). But it won’t be easy. Sure, Sharp is under pressure and Foxconn’s offer is meant to persuade Sharp’s creditors to make a decision based on the fiscal deal, rather than political considerations. […]
Google Glass is back and this time it will be foldable (shown in a filing published with America’s FCC) and all business. Google “retired the original Google Glass” for consumers in early 2015 but promised to rework its smart eyeglasses for businesses. While they had a chic appeal, many people felt the product to be an intrusion in public privacy. […]
