There is not a lot of in-depth insights and interview work done that is specific to the digital signage sector, and much of what ... […]
Those walking the exhibit halls of InfoComm next week in Las Vegas will see several display manufacturers showing their adaptations of e-paper displays – ... […]
This is a retail display totem made of wood – put together by the Dutch digital signage solutions provider First Impression and shown last ... […]
E-paper displays have been talked up for bus and rail schedule signs at stops and smaller platforms, but I’ve not seen it touted for ... […]
Presumably timing this to Touch Taiwan this week and a big exhibit stand at that show, E Ink has put out a promo video ... […]
Two very different Taiwanese display manufacturers have teamed up up to develop e-paper displays aimed at gradually replacing the millions or billions of printed ... […]
The main selling proposition of e-paper technology companies is that their displays consume just a fraction of the energy needed to drive conventional LCD-based ... […]
E-paper displays operate largely on the fringes of digital signage activity because what they can do and how they are managed are both ... […]
I suspect lots of people take on the mindsets of bored, eye-rolling teens when a digital signage planning or technology review meeting turns to ... […]
One of the big challenges with wandering into stands for Chinese display manufacturers is clearing what can be a big language hurdle, so I ... […]
The importance and value of remote device management is usually, and logically, framed around the premise that being able to remotely monitor and control ... […]
Sixteen:Nine’s friends and content partners, Munich-based invidis, have released an English language digital publication designed to help integrators, manufacturers and end-users make their digital ... […]
For logical reasons, I think we all get so fixated on the energy-sipping “green” characteristics of e-paper displays that we kind of forget that ... […]
LED manufacturers are starting to get their collective heads around energy consumption levels becoming a deciding factor for some of their biggest customers, like ... […]
The only explainer is that it has a 50% reduction in power when compared against the Philips Signage 3650 Q-Line, and comparable solutions in the market. I compared the two, and they have the same brightness rating, so it’s not that the 3000 series is comparably dim. So beats me how the engineers in Taiwan and elsewhere reduce energy demands. […]
