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Pre-Loved Monitors – January SALE 2016 6 Jan 2016 3:24 AM (9 years ago)

 

Screen Size	Manufacturer	Model	Description	Warranty (months)	Quantity Available	Sale Price
Pre-Loved Video Wall Monitors
55″	NEC	X554UNS	Ultra Narrow Bezel	12	4	£1,800
55″	Samsung	UD55D	Ultra Narrow Bezel	12	7	£1,250
46″	Samsung	UD46D-P	Ultra Narrow Bezel	24	19	£1,375
46″	Samsung	UD46C	Ultra Narrow Bezel	12	19	£1,300
46″	Samsung	UE46C	Narrow Bezel	12	4	£900
Screen Size	Manufacturer	Model	Description	Warranty (months)	Quantity Available	Sale Price
Pre-Loved Complete Video Wall Package
46″	Samsung	UD46D-P	Wall mount 3 x 3 video wall – 46″ LED LCD Display Super Narrow Bezel, including cables and Unicol VWP1 front service wall brackets. (installation available at additional cost)	24	1	£12,500
46″	Samsung	UD46C	Free-standing 3 x 3 video wall (+ 1 spare) – 46″ LED LCD Display Narrow Bezel. Full package: 5 double flight cases, calibration kit, cables and the Unicol box brackets including 2 meter poles, locking clamps and feet. (installation available at additional cost)	12	1	£18,750
Screen Size	Manufacturer	Model	Description	Warranty (months)	Quantity Available	Sale Price
Pre-Loved Ultra Large Format LCD Monitors
103″	Panasonic	TH-103PF12E	Full HD Plasma Display	12	3	£6,250
103″	Panasonic	TH-103PF12E	Full HD Plasma Display in Flight Case with Screen lifter	12	3	£11,250
98″	NEC	X981UHD	UHD LCD Display	24	1	£12,495
90″	Sharp	PN-R903	LCD Display	12	3	£5,625
80″	NEC	V801	LCD Display	24	11	£5,500
75″	Samsung	ME75C	LCD Display	12	12	£3,825
75″	Samsung	OM75D-W	2,500 nit High Bright LCD Display	12	2	£3,500
70″	NEC	P701 Touch	with 6 point Touch screen via U-Touch Integrated Overlay	12	1	£6,625
Screen Size	Manufacturer	Model	Description	Warranty (months)	Quantity Available	Sale Price
Pre-Loved Large Format LCD Displays
65″	Samsung	ME65B	Edge-LED LCD Display	12	3	£1,500
46″	Samsung	OM46D-W	2,500 nit High Bright LCD Display	12	3	£2,000
40″	NEC	X401S	Edge-LED LCD Display	24	1	£650
Screen Size	Manufacturer	Model	Description	Warranty (months)	Quantity Available	Sale Price
Touch Overlays (Superseded models)
46″	Samsung	CY-TM46LBC	46″ 6 point Touch Overlay – DOES NOT INCLUDE A SCREEN	12	4	£1,100
46″	Samsung	CT-TM46LCA	46″ 10 point Touch Overlay – DOES NOT INCLUDE A SCREEN	12	1	£600
All Pricing ex-VAT and delivery. Strictly limited quantities and availability. Some items may not be in original packaging. We can provide installation and accessories for all of the above items. Call us for a personalised quote on 01462 43558

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New TVLogic pricing for November – many models reduced 17 Nov 2015 5:16 AM (9 years ago)

We’ve introduced further reductions across the TVLogic range with immediate effect this November.

TVlogic offer a wide range of professional video monitors for all different applications – Grade 1 Colour Accurate, 4k & UHD, OLED, Viewfinders, Multi-viewers etc. The entire range comes with all the features you would expect on broadcast video monitors and now includes their Colour Calibration Software for free.

Monitor sizes range from 5.5″ up to 55″, across +40 models, including a new low cost 7″ model – LVM-070C – at sub £700.

All our TVLogic kit comes from genuine UK stock and is covered by a full 2 year Parts & Labour warranty. Beware of grey imports which will not be covered in the UK should any issues arise.

Details of the LVM range of TVLogic monitors can be found here.

 

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Upcoming TVLogic 12G-SDI 4k monitors and Multi-viewers 17 Oct 2015 6:33 AM (10 years ago)

TVLogic, manufacturer of broadcast and professional displays, has announced two new 12G-SDI single link 4K monitors, 12G-SDI 4K multi-viewer packages and two new 7 inch monitors.

4K 12G-SDI Single Link Monitor – LUM-170G & LUM-240G

The LUM-240G is a 24 inch monitor with UHD resolution (3840 x 2160), a 10-bit colour depth, high contrast ratio of 1000 : 1 and wide viewing angle.  The LUM-240G support various standard colour gamuts including Rec.709 & DCI. The LUM-170G is a practical UHD monitoring solution with 17 inch full HD(1920 x 1080) resolution panel. Both LUM-170G and 240G support 12G-SDI signal with 4 BNC input connectors (2 for 12G-SDI and 2 for 3G-SDI) and an HDMI 2.0. input. 2160/30p through 6G-SDI signal link is also supported.

7 inch FHD & Low cost monitors – LVM-075A & LVM-070C

The LVM-075A is a new 7 inch monitor which offers outstanding picture quality with its Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080, high Luminance up to 600cd/m and wide viewing angles. The LVM-075A satisfies the professional needs with the colour gamut required by HDTV standards specified in ITU-R BT.709. The LVM-070C is practical version with 7 inch 1024 x 600 resolution panel. The LVM-075A and the LVM-070C support diverse Log files for cameras from ARRI, Sony and Canon. And they accommodate multi-format 3G/Dual Link HD-SGI, SD-SDI, HDMI and analogue signal inputs. All the professional features including Timecode Display, Waveform/Vecotorscope, Range Error, Temperature Adaptive Color, Closed Captions and Focus Assist are also supported.

4K multi-viewer & 4K monitor package- TMV-4000G & LUM-550M

The TMV-4000G is the upgraded 4K multi-viewer system with 12G-SDI output interface. The TMV-4000G displays up to 24 input signals on a single 4K screen and can be controlled remotely using Ethernet, GPI/O and RS422 communication port. The TMV-4000G provides various layout, size and position of each image. The TMV-4000G offers best picture quality for wall monitoring combined with the LUM-550M which is the 55 inch 4K/ UHD monitor with 12G-SDI single link input support only.

 

Lookout for further updates as these products are released.

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Pixelution DOMS nominated for Takeaway Innovation Awards 2015 17 Aug 2015 4:32 AM (10 years ago)

Pixelution’s Digital Outdoor Menu Solution has been nominated in this years Takeaway Innovation Awards 2015.  

The Innovation Awards are part of Takeaway Innovation Expo 2015. The nominees are those who have a product or service that is breaking boundaries within the food sector with one winner chosen for each category; Innovation, Enterprise and Food Allergy. 

The Pixelution DOMS is a unique integration of products that provide a Digital Outdoor Menu Solution at an attractive price point. By using a custom media player and a fully weatherproof high bright screen we provide a complete solution to display and update menu contents remotely. Secure access allows local staff to change certain items on the menu throughout the day from a smart phone or PC.

The 42”, 47” and 55” outdoor screens are easily readable in direct sunlight, fully water and vandal proof to IP68, and require no separate housing which keeps the overall cost down. Full details can be found here.

We will be demonstrating the DOMS along with other digital menu board solutions at Takeaway Innovation Expo this September 29th-30th at the Excel London. You can order free tickets for the event via their website – Expo Tickets

 

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DynaScan announce the world’s brightest 47” high brightness LCD monitor 17 Jul 2015 1:43 AM (10 years ago)

DynaScan Technology, the leader in manufacturing professional display solutions, today announced the world’s brightest 47” high brightness LCD.  The display features a full HD LCD with an ultra-high brightness backlight producing a sunlight viewable 5,000 nit image.

The DS472LT6 is designed for high ambient light environments and applications where glare is an issue. With a brightness rating of 5,000 nits, the display is an ideal solution for storefront windows, outdoor kiosks, and other locations with direct sunlight.

The screen is powered by an ultra-high brightness LED back light with local dimming. Darker areas of an image receive less backlighting than lighter areas, producing a high contrast image with deep black levels. With a resolution of 1920 x 1080 Full HD, the DS472LT6 provides a super sharp image for easy to read text and incredible detail. The specially designed LED backlighting system also makes the DS472LT6 one of the most power efficient displays on the market – providing a low total cost of ownership.

Each screen is individually colour calibrated to the D65 (6500 K) colour standard to ensure brilliant colour quality and uniformity among multiple displays. The screen may also be calibrated to a user’s specification using DynaScan’s comprehensive calibration solution.

Key Features

• World’s brightest 47 inch LCD: 5,000 nits
• Full high definition resolution 1920 x 1080
• Low power consumption
• No blackening defect LCD panel for use in direct sunlight
• Individually colour calibrated to D6500k for natural looking colours
• Colour can be re-calibrated with DynaScan solution(TBC)

The new model expands DynaScan’s portfolio of premium public displays to 14 different models in various sizes, brightness levels and form factors.

The DS472LT6 will be available for purchase beginning in Q3 2015. Please contact us for more information.

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What does it take to be the best and brightest? 29 May 2015 3:57 AM (10 years ago)

The market for high bright screens for digital advertising has increased greatly in the last few years. Many manufacturers are now entering this arena with their own high bright offerings. But just putting more light behind the screen is only a part of the solution. Brightness without high contrast and colour calibration produces cold, burnt out images. If your application is a timetable or information display then an entry level screen is probably OK, but if you are in looking to use it for advertising, fashion or any market where image quality is paramount then you should consider a high-end screen to produce the best looking results and the difference in price may not be as great as you think.

Colour Calibration is an important factor for any screen. People instantly know if colours look off, especially when looking at skin tones, landscapes or other familiar objects. LCD panels have becomes much better at colour reproduction and improved off-axis viewing angles. However there is still a tendency for some screens to exhibit a blue cast giving images a rather cool appearance. By calibrating them correctly to D6500k colours appear natural and most importantly uniform across all your displays.

In order to produce a high bright screen you need to push more light out of the screen to counter the light coming in. Anyone who has taken their laptop outside will know the frustration of having the screen washout and become near impossible to view. The problem with pushing more light through the screen is that dark areas become washed out. The LCD panel does not block 100% of the light when set to black. In order to produce deep blacks you need to implement a full LED backlight with local dimming. This allows the screen to turn down areas of the backlight which fall behind the dark areas of the image, in turn producing deeper blacks and higher contrast levels.

Here is a recent comparison photograph we took comparing three different screens in the full midday sun. It illustrates quite well the differences between a non-high bright screen, a basic high bright and a high-end high bright monitor.

In this example the high-end screen is outputting twice the level of brightness as the budget screen and yet it is still maintaining deep blacks and high contrast levels. On the entry level screen the blacks are washed out and in the brightest areas the detail is being burnt out. It does however still produce clearly visible results in extreme sunlight and therefore provides a great solution for certain applications.

This picture only tells part of the story. It is very difficult to reproduce with a camera what you see with your own eyes. This is why we always recommend a personal demonstration so you can see the screen quality for yourself. If you are looking for high bright screens then give us a call and we would be happy to discuss the available options and help you find the best screen for your application.

See details of our high bright screen here.

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Top 5 Advantages of using Digital Signage Displays 19 May 2015 5:51 AM (10 years ago)

Printed and even handwritten signs have been the mainstay of many retail and restaurant businesses over the years. But times change and in this modern world of social media, complete with spontaneous and continuous content generation, businesses are having to adapt.

By utilising effective digital signage you can engage with your customers more directly and respond to changes in your target market instantly.

Digital signage can be anything from a large sunlight viewable video wall in a shop window, to a small 10″ screen by your cash register. Whether you are showing promotional videos, twitter feeds, pricing information, modern public display screens provide an easy way get your message across to your audience.

If you are currently using printed signage to communicate with your customers here are our top 5 reasons why you should consider moving to a digital system.

1. Eye catching content.

There is no doubt that a moving image attracts the human eye more than a static one when used correctly. By moving to a digital system you can go beyond static images and utilise video, motion and even sound to grab the attention of your audience. You can also embed live TV, social media streams, or web cam content into your displays. But motion on its own is not always the best option. It is easy to be distracted by what you can do rather than focusing on what works best for your message. What digital systems do best is allow you to stack up a catalogue of available and relevant content for your products or services and ensure brand recognition across all outlets large or small.

2. Easily modified.

With printed posters once the season has passed, the product has changed or sold out, that poster is no longer useful. A new print run is ordered, delivered and installed which all costs money. With a digital system your content can be changed in an instant, pricing can be adjusted, availability confirmed, relevant information conveyed. React to your business quickly and easily. You can even edit your content on the spot – for example if you need to change a menu item description or price you can simply type it in rather than rely on the services of a trained sign-writer or a new print run.

3. Schedule changes.

Not only do digital signs enable you to quickly change content when required the whole process can be automated. Change your menus from Breakfast to Lunch to Dinner without user intervention. Update timetables or events as they come and go. You can even schedule different information out of hours to capture a different audience. Automation allows you to plan in advance and removes the human ‘too busy’ or ‘forgot to do’ part. It also ensures all points of information remain coherent.

4. Remote control.

Because everything is connected in this age of the internet, managing your screens is easier than ever. At the most basic level you can plug a USB stick into a screen to update your content. Beyond that you can manage your screens locally or remotely via a wired or wireless network. You can roll out updates to all your branches nationwide from one central control point. You can even let your customers interact with your displays via social media. By keeping your content fresh and dynamic you can keep your customers engaged.

5. ROI via reduce print costs.

It is obvious that a Digital signage solution will initially costs more to install than a simple printed poster. If you only have one sign that never changes then digital signage is probably not the solution you need. However if you do produce printed material or change your message on a regular basis the ROI for digital signage could be substantial. Not only are you getting a quicker and easier method of getting your message to your audience, you are reducing your use of paper, fuel (deliveries) and most importantly time.

 

 

Here are some examples of where digital advertising can enhance traditional print:

A coffee shop on a rainy day is running ads for their hot drinks in the window. The sun comes out and suddenly it turns into a glorious hot day. At the touch of a button their window displays change to offer their range of ice-creams, juices and smoothies.

A hair dressing salon is using digital signage to advertise styles, pricing and customer feedback. If an appointment gets cancelled they can change their signs to let potential customers know that they are currently accepting walk-in appointments.

A hotel is using a digital screen in the foyer to show a schedule of events throughout the day. Focus can be given to the next upcoming event, or those events which are under-subscribed, to entice visitors to those events. Any last minute changes to schedules, locations, attendees can be easily communicated via the screens reducing the need for direct staff interaction.

A school uses outdoor and indoor displays to inform parents and students of daily events, clubs and changes to schedule. A dynamic noticeboard solution provides clear messaging to visitors and ensures that all noticeboards relay the same information all the time. The same could be applied to a sports centre or cinema.

 

If you think Digital advertising could help your business then give us a call or contact us and we will be happy to discuss what we can do to help you get your message delivered to your customers.

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May Madness Sale – Discounts across the entire TVLogic Video Monitor range 5 May 2015 6:43 AM (10 years ago)

Coming off the back of a successful NAB TVLogic are launching some new video monitors and refreshing some older models. With that in mind we’re offering some ex-demo kit at fantastic discount and have also dropped pricing on all monitors across the range for this month.

TVlogic offer a wide range of professional video monitors for all different applications – Grade 1 Colour Accurate, 4k & UHD, OLED, Viewfinders, Multi-viewers etc. The entire range comes with all the features you would expect on broadcast video monitors and now includes their Colour Calibration Software for free.

All our TVLogic kit comes from genuine UK stock and is covered by a full 2 year Parts & Labour warranty. Beware of grey imports which will not be covered in the UK should any issues arise.

A list of ex-demo kit can be found on our website by clicking here.

Details of the LVM range of TVLogic monitors can also be found here.

Offers run until the end of May 2015.

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ISE 2015 Pixelution Highlights 19 Feb 2015 8:09 AM (10 years ago)

Here are a few highlights from ISE 2015:

 

DynaScan had a number of new products on show. The 55″ 7,000 nits DS551LT7 becomes the brightest production monitor available. With a level of brightness to rival LED walls this screen is uniquely placed for applications where signage has to be seen no matter what the lighting conditions. They have also refreshed the 55″ 5,000 nits DS55LT6 model with lower power consumption and a slimmer bezel width. Next up is a 55″ ultra narrow bezel video wall monitor with a brightness of 3,000 nits. The DS551LX4 is the brightest video wall monitor solution available with the same bezel width as the best in class from any other manufacturer.

At the opposite end of the scale they have two new offerings. The DS321LT4 becomes the entry point in the range in terms of size and brightness at 32″ and 2,500 nits. This screen is already proving popular due to its compact size.

Lastly from DynaScan the DS381LT4 a 3:1 ratio wide aspect screen aimed at information displays such as timetables and menus. With a brightness of 2,500 nits this screen should prove to be a big hit with restaurants and transport terminals looking for daylight readable digital signage.

 

KnoXbox also had some new products on show. Their popular modular enclosure system had a minor refresh with a new monitor mounting system making servicing and access even easier. The modular system means installation of totems and other large scale enclosures is much easier. They also had a new interior version on show bringing the same high quality finish and features to a new market.

 

 

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