Digital signage luminary Keith Kelsen today launched a new initiative entitled “The 5th Screen Project,” an endeavor geared toward driving far more digital signage deployments and moving the industry forward. Kelsen has also announced the publishing of his book focused on content for digital signage. An industry first, “Unleashing the Power of Digital Signage – Content Strategies for the 5th Screen,” will be published by Focal Press.
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) issued its updated Embedded DisplayPort (eDP) Standard, a companion standard to DisplayPort Version 1.1a. The new eDP version provides an updated definition of requirements and options for the standard panel interface in embedded display applications.
Details, a Steelcase company, announced today the availability of Eyesite(TM), an innovative flat panel monitor arm that supports single and multiple flat panel displays.
JDSU (NASDAQ: JDSU and TSX: JDU) today announced a new name for its world-class holographic technology platform at the annual CARTES and IDentification exhibition held in Paris, France. Now called IconiGram, the technology includes new features that enhance the visual impact and improve the application and distribution of holograms developed for products such as bank cards and identity documents.
Jupiter Systems, the industry leader in display wall technology, today announced the introduction of enhancements to its award winning PixelNet® distributed display wall system. These improvements include the PixelNet Audio output node, the PixelNet Quad SD video input node, full support of the 3G-SDI standard, a window borders and titles feature, integration of streaming video sources, and support for multiple walls – in multiple locations – from a single PixelNet domain.
Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), the global leader in satellite navigation, today announced its next generation in large-format multi-function displays – the GPSMAP 6000 and GPSMAP 7000 series with Garmin G Motion technology that represents a graphic breakthrough in speed, smoothness and clarity, delivering ultra-smooth map panning and zooming with virtually seamless graphical updating in all dimensions. These new chartplotters also feature an unmatched low-level backlight display that dims to 0.5 nits, and a backlit keypad for use in low-light conditions without compromising vision.
Quartics, Inc., and Acer, today announced a partnership that delivers a new, higher standard of video experience for consumers: “Beyond HD.” Defined as a viewing experience that surpasses HD quality for movies, games, and streaming media, Beyond HD is considered to be the next level in viewing quality and one that meets consumers’ increasing levels of expectations for an improved experience with electronics devices. The two companies will work in partnership to deliver a Beyond HD experience in a wide range of consumer electronics products offered by Acer that are enabled with the new Qvu™ Solution, which also was introduced today by Quartics. For more information on Qvu, see the companion Quartics news release titled “Quartics Revolutionizes the Consumer Video Experience for Netbooks and Laptops.”
Quartics, Inc. today introduced a new video solution for Netbooks and Laptops that will revolutionize the way consumers experience their movies, games, and streaming media. Called Qvu™, it delivers a “Beyond HD” level of video quality that surpasses high definition, while consuming a minimal amount of power and thus significantly improving battery life and viewing time. Similarly, Qvu enhances existing non-HD content providing consumers a near-HD experience. The new Qvu solution is now available to OEM and ODM companies worldwide, and has been adopted by Acer through a partnership with Quartics announced earlier today. For more details on the Acer relationship, see companion news release titled “Quartics and Acer Give Consumers a Beyond HD Experience for Video Content.”
Manufacturers of TVs, monitors and laptops are starting to talk about the “green-ness” of their products. But when they do, they often point to the lower power consumption and Energy Star ratings. This is fine, but it is not the complete story. What about recyclability of the product? What about the eco-friendliness in the manufacture and transport of the product? Both consumers and manufacturers will find these details of increasing interest and importance, according to a new report issued by Insight Media called Green Display Report: The Business Threats and Opportunities of Green Displays. This comprehensive report covers all aspects of display manufacture, use and disposal for laptops, monitors and TVs.
Artificial Life, Inc. (OTC BB: ALIF) today announced a new line of mobile products using augmented reality technology.
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