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Winter 2008

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In 2007, a new building was inaugurated at Roche Pharma AG in Grenzach, Germany.

Digital Menus for Student Cafe

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Ten 40” monitors, controlled by the editIT/playIT digital signage system from Macnetix, have been installed in the largest student cafeteria facility in Rostock, Germany.

DS Helps Avoid Traffic Jams

Driven to Succeed

Now digital signage is even being used to ease traffic in the Netherlands.
 

Demonstrable ROI for DS

A Measure of Success

Ruth Rushworth spoke to Barry Salzman about how YCD Multimedia is helping marketers to measure the impact of digital media, bringing many of the advantages of online advertising to bricks-and-mortar retailers.

108" LCD

Heavy Duty

Specialists in AV Hire and Advanced product sales, PSCo have been appointed Sharp UK’s preferred partner to support the sales and hire integration of the newly launched 108” LCD, the largest LCD in the world.

The Advantages of LEDs

The Future's Bright

With energy-saving LED lamps, new approaches for solar-powered applications and sustainable production technologies, Sharp is showing how progress and environmental protection go hand-in-hand.

LG's Stretched Display

By a Long Stretch

Ruth Rushworth had a chat with Roeland Scholten, Commercial Director of LG’s B2B Business Group.

International DS Days

In Days Gone By

International Digital Signage Days ‘08, organised by Popai, was a two day digital signage conference that took place in Hamburg on the 15 and 16th October 2008 under the heading of ‘A New Medium Revolutionises Communication’.

Embedded Monitor Solutions

Dynamic Duo

Advancements in processors, in multimedia capabilities of software operating systems, and in networking technology make delivering and driving dynamic content over a network of display-integrated signage terminals a compelling alternative to non-integrated displays

Controllers for Touchscreens

Control Freak

3M EXII Controllers offer good accuracy and touch response.

Feature

Honey Museum for Christie
Christie 3D Projector System for Spanish Museum

The Honey Interpretation Centre opened in the Catalan town of Arnes (Tarragona, Spain) in July 2008. Making use of the latest audiovisual technology and 3D projector systems, the museum explains the whole process of producing honey. The museum involved an investment of €310,000.

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