The YCD RAMP/BrightSign digital merchandising solution uses BrightSign players and YCD’s software
templates that enable rapid creation and update of promotional clips. Varying permis- sion levels can be assigned to regional or local managers, giving them the ability to act in real time with specific product promo- tions, by eliminating the need for time-con- suming corporate approvals. dnp denmark will introduce a new opti-
cal LCD panel cover that reduces bezels in multi-screen displays to 1mm. The Invisi- Bezel cover can be mounted on top of stan- dard ‘super narrow-bezel’ LCD panels. Its edges contain prisms that optically stretch the pixels at the edge of the LCD panel in such a way as to conceal the bezel – producing a near-seamless viewing experience. Says dnp global sales & marketing man-
ager, Søren Kraemmergaard: “For more than 20 years we have used optical screen technol- ogy to boost the quality of projected images. Now we are using our optical know-how to give LCD multi-screen images a facelift.” Mitsubishi Electric’s MDT701S makes its European debut at ISE 2013. The 70in edge- lit LED display is the company’s largest pro- fessional LCD monitor, designed for public display signage or corporate settings. The Full HD screen and narrow bezel design of the MDT701S makes use of LED backlight- ing to reduce power consumption and increase the product’s lifespan. It delivers a 5,000:1 contrast ratio and increased colour gamut.
An Open Pluggable Standard (OPS) slot
allows the screen to be used with a large number of vendor add-ins, such as single- board PCs, 3G and SDI cards, often used in digital signage networks. The MDT701S also features a built-in plug-and-play USB hub, allowing it to be used with peripheral devices such as cameras.
screen is com- patible with AMX
Device Discovery and
Crestron RoomView, which allows it to be monitored, managed and controlled across the network or from web-enabled Apple iPhone, iPad or Android devices via Cre- stron’s Fusion RV software. Panasonic is showcasing a host of new
display and projector innovations, including the TH-55LFV50 videowall. The LED LCD display features a robust design to minimise breakages and the industry’s narrowest bezel-to-bezel of only 5.3mm thickness. Display solutions designed for lobbies, air- ports, showrooms and retail stores will also be on show, including the 70in TH-70LF50 and 80in TH-80LF50 digital signage LCD displays, which can reproduce Full HD images. For robust outdoor applications, the brand new TH-47LFX6 47in offers great vis- ibility, even in direct sunlight. For the education market, Panasonic will
present a new breed of ultra-short-throw projectors, the PT-CW330 Series. With a throw ratio of 0.35:1 (WXGA) and 0.44:1 (XGA), this series is capable of projecting a large image from a very close range and is suited for whiteboard applications where it is essential to prevent dazzling a presenter or casting a shadow onto the projection area. Prysm will invite ISE attendees to take control of the content on a laser phosphor display (LPD) videowall. They can use their mobile phone to take part in a life-like and life-size game of iRacing, the world’s most popular motor racing simulation game. In addition, they can scan a QR code next to the screen and interact with a live Twitter feed – sending a tweet and being able to view it on the display immediately. Kshow is S
ShowKube’s latest media server
and live mixer which has been designed for events that require multi-projection set-ups. It is an integrated LINUX-based 4U appli- ance, with real-time processing and low