Digital Signage: Here Comes Oled!
Ia?? Are often written in this space about the impact of the digital display is having on how businesses communicate their marketing messages and information to customers, employees and other components. While digital signage attributes, including its similarity to the television, the speed and ease with which content can be updated and its ability to integrate interactive features, all have contributed to its success, there? S Another important reason for growth is often neglected. In particular, the size and weight of today?? S LCD monitors and plasma screens that were not previously available sufficient space for the sample. In short, the size of the load clumsy and heavy picture tube TVs with restricted where they could be used. It is true that the weight and size difference between the flat-screen televisions and na? T again, but it seems that, as an industry, can be prepared again to see a change in display technology for many new locations opening digital display can be used and, thereby, advance the ‘market expansion. This time, the OLED, or organic light emitting display. In the R & D for at least the last 13 years, OLED technology, will on the futures market as a TV set when Sony launches its new XEL-1 1 December. If the OLED TV offer a ratio of 1 million to 1 contrast, brightness and color reproduction range, its main claim to fame is likely to be of size and weight. The XEL-1 is just the panel. 12 inches thick. Please make a donation? Do not misunderstand. The new XEF-1 is a 11 inch TV? Too small for digital signage applications. However, without doubt, ATI? Its precursor of things to come. As LCD and plasma panels, manufacturing technology will improve. Over time, yields will rise, as do the successive generations of OLED display? Each one bigger than the previous one is available. Finally, OLED televisions will reach the threshold of a group?? THATA? S an interesting technology? a??? I am 20 for my digital network signaling. â? The relevance of the size and weight to the growth of digital signage should not be minimized. There are only a few years, tube televisions for digital signage applications often require special type of wall or ceiling, industrial grade mounting brackets (I think my hospital room television sets). The media, by definition, limit the possibilities in the placement of screens, and for use only in certain places, which met the manufacturer?? S requirements. Alternatively, if the mountains were not?? T used, special AV carts, TV or kiosks trunks were needed to prevent sample weighed more tipping. LCDs and plasmas that have radically changed the situation. The lightweight panels didnâ? T require the same type of support, which meant a variety of new spaces could be neglected under consideration for use. The same is true for OLEDs compared to LCD and plasma screens. ATI?? S hard to imagine, but probably only a matter of years before LCD panels and plasma is considered as one?? Too thick? and â? too heavy. â? Meanwhile, the OLED technology is beginning to feel its presence and market and can put pressure on the prices of LCD and plasma screens, which makes it even more affordable digital signature. Of course, Sonya? S-1 XEF announcement is a first step, but ATI?? S very important in the evolution of digital signage. One day, may be regarded as a step in the manufacture of a vehicle realistic display of digital communication for a greater number of companies and institutions.
