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SHOW PREVIEW: ISE 2013
Digital signage, displays, video distribution
ISE is Europe’s largest exhibition of digital signage equipment. But that’s only a fraction of the video technology that will be on show
IHSE will be showing its expanded Draco Tera KVM/video matrix family, which now includes the Draco Tera 48 and 80 series of switch matrix frames for high-def- inition DVI and SD/HD/3G-SDI. Also included are multiformat ver- sions of the Draco Tera extenders for CatX, and the XV series of fibre optic extenders to connect devices up to 10km from the switch fabric. According to IHSE, a key feature
of these new switch products is their ability to be 100% full frame compatible with the current Draco Tera 160 and 288 enterprise series of HD-KVM matrix switches – the only commercially available HD- KVM technology for automatically detecting whether a connected device should be configured as an input or output port. Martin Professional will be
showing the VC-Grid 25, a 200 x 200mm LED video module with a 25mm pixel pitch and 64 individ- ually controllable pixels, described by the company as a first of its kind. Part of the company’s VC Series of creative LED video, the VC-Grid 25 is used in the creation of customised LED video displays which require artistic flexibility. Used with or without a front
diffuser, multiple VC-Grids can be combined in a variety of ways and blended with video panels. A com- bined power and data cable allows VC-Grids to be daisy-chained for easy setup and less cabling. Highlighted at ISE by exhibitor
MMD – the brand licence partner for Philips Public Signage – is its range of digital signage solutions, such as the Philips Public Signage Videowall Series.
The 46in model BDL4681XU, for example, is said by MMD to deliver accurate colours in high resolution and with sharp con- trast. Several displays can be com- bined in square set-ups of 4 x 4 or more, delivering an overall screen diagonal of over 5m. All videowall models are pre- calibrated, thus ensuring optimal colour accuracy, and include fea- tures such as automatic brightness control, a temperature sensor to help avoid damage through over- heating and an adjustable back- light intensity to reduce power consumption.
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Displays in the the Philips Public Signage Videowall Series can be combined to give a screen diagonal over 5m
The 42in BDL4230ET/00 fea-
tures an optical multitouch screen, which, besides making it possible for more than one per- son to use it, provides clear images in both portrait and land- scape mode. The MPGA20X active 3D cam- ber edge-blending device has become the first hardware plat- form to support Nvidia 3D vision wireless glasses, according to Mviewtech.
The company is exhibiting this upgrade at ISE, demonstrating how the MPGA20X range can support Nvidia 3D vision 2 glasses by transmitting 120Hz full bandwidth. Nvidia’s 3D vision 2 glasses have 20% larger lenses than standard, offering a wider viewing area with less light leakage.
The combination of both tech-
nologies is described as offering better active 3D effects for simulation, interactive educa- tion, exhibitions and virtual processing. Besides 3D vision, the
MPGA20X platform also supports DLP link 3D along with many other 3D standards. The UltraLux series is the
industry’s first family of large- format, zero-bezel LCD displays for digital signage, according to manufacturer Planar. Available in wall-mount or free-standing 60in, 70in or 80in models, UltraLux boasts an all-
Multiple Martin VC-Grids can be combined in a variety of ways, with or without a front diffuser, and blended with video panels
glass design, extending to the edge of the display. Its thin profile is less than 3in when mounted, which meets the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility guidelines in buildings and facili- ties; the free-standing models also fit well into any public environment.
With edge-lit LED technology, UltraLux delivers reduced power consumption – up to 60% com- pared to CCFL technology. Shenzhen Lamp Technology is highlighting its Sharpe family of LED displays, which it believes may be the first design in the industry to use the same structure for indoor rigging, outdoor rigging and floor display. It says that this gives customers the ability to use the same platform for almost any event – whether a motor show, a touring concert or an outdoor business event. The family is rated to IP65 for outdoor use.
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