LG has been floating a variety of possible use-cases for its transparent OLED displays – with dynamic messaging on things like subway car windows ... […]
When visitors enter the lobby of the new AVI-SPL office in Dallas, Texas, the first thing they see is the one-of-a-kind Wave Wall. This eye-popping videowall uses multiple curved OLED displays from LG Business Solutions USA to form a wavy high-definition video surface. […]
Citizen Watch, which makes guess what, has set up a dedicated store-within-a-store merchandising area in the timepiece section of the flagship Macy’s store in ... […]
Here’s a real world – albeit as real world as deep-pocketed Dubai can be – of a venue using sliding glass entry doors embedded ... […]
In a use-case that has probably never crossed the minds of most digital signage people, the operators of an underground parking lot in Seoul ... […]
This is an interesting use for transparent OLED displays – the reception area for a commercial property company based in New York. There are three see-through OLEDs tiled together, fronting some sort of display case with, I think, engineered structural lumber and maybe some building models. […]
Panasonic has announced plans to start marketing a 55-inch transparent OLED display, first in Asia/Australia/NZ and then globally, beginning next month. The company has been showing prototypes at trade shows for a few years (seems to me I have seen them at Panasonic’s ISE booth in the past) but this marks commercialization of the display. […]
LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill., June 17, 2020 – LG Business Solutions USA has introduced a new vivid, transparent OLED display with cutting-edge touch-screen technology for an engaging digital signage experience that blends in beautifully with its environment. […]
It is reasonable to suggest that LG’s transparent OLED displays are products that generate a lot of excitement from potential users, but disillusionment when they find out how much the screens cost (hint – LOTS!). The things are gorgeous, but working out valid use-cases and getting a return on the investment has been elusive. […]
Planar has resumed marketing a transparent OLED, about five years after first launching a product and then pulling it because of supply issues from the original manufacturer/supplier. […]
