I suppose if a taxi or ride-share service can puts ad screens on top of vehicles, it stands to reason the same media model could be applied to vehicles in commercial fleets, putting screens on the back-access doors of cargo vans. […]
We’re still months away, probably, from having safe in person events, so some of the largest manufacturers and distributors are filling the gap with virtual events – including a session by one of the biggest vendors out there, Samsung. The electronics giant has organized a special one-day virtual conference on March 4th, called Samsung V/X Live. […]
When the Evening Entertainment Group took over the former Derby Public House in Old Town Scottsdale’s entertainment district, their vision was to transform its 5,000 square feet of dining and patio space into a mashup of a chef-crafted dining destination and sports bar and craft cocktail lounge. The result is Bevvy, an upscale British gastropub serving the well-heeled Scottsdale, Ariz., area. […]
Attention LCD/LED display biz dev people …. A planned sports and entertainment venue in Toronto – geared to and backed by an e-sports company – looks to be a prime home to a lot of display technology when the lights go on and the doors open in about four years. […]
Fine pixel pitch displays enable viewers to stand extremely near without it affecting the screen’s quality. These displays deliver smoother borders and finer detail with lower pixel pitch values making them ideal for seamless, close-up needs. […]
The frequent flyer blog The Points Guy has a post up about the expansion of the terminal at Denver’s sprawling airport, and what caught my eye was the way the airport, and perhaps United Airlines in collaboration, are doing the gate information signage. […]
VuWall has joined forces with Samsung Electronics Canada to offer solution bundles combining video wall control systems with high-resolution display technology for video wall visualization experiences. […]
Located on Sir Winston Churchill Square in downtown Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the Stanley A. Milner Library is the flagship branch of the Edmonton Public Library (EPL) and sees more than 1.2 million visitors each year. […]
It may seem odd in the face of stalled economies and stalled AV projects, but the costs of LCD display products are on the rise, according to a report from Digital Supply Chain Consulting, or DSCC. Demand for LCD products remains strong , says DSCC, at the same time as shortages are deepening for glass substrates and driver integrated circuits. […]
Interest in investing and the stock market is reaching an all-time high, giving integrators another opportunity to bring dynamic solutions including stock tickers and digital screens displaying financial market information to customers in various industries. […]
I caught up recently with Florian Kall of the German start-up LightNTec, which uniquely does LED displays that use super-thin foil as its substrate or surface. The product is not really intended as competition to mainstream information displays, as it is an interesting way to approach experiential environments and ambient, motion lighting. […]
The LA-area AV mounting gear company rp Visual Solutions has done a lot of trade in recent years coming up with custom architectural structures for visual displays, producing brackets and other metalwork that allows video walls to have the location, shape and scale envisioned by architects and their clients. […]
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT Companies that specialize in deploying digital signage networks don’t always get the kind of respect they deserve in this industry. They can get called “hang and bang” guys, when in reality the job is complicated as hell. […]
The James A. Farley Building in midtown Manhattan was the main United States Postal Service (USPS) building from its opening in 1914. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, it was officially renamed after James Farley, the 53rd Postmaster General, in 1982. […]
Sony has started marketing a 100-inch display that borrows on high-end TV refinements for pro display applications like digital signage and workplace collaboration. The new Bravia display, released at the same time as a 32-inch version, has “Pro Mode” features like customized settings, IP control, and mirroring functionality. […]
