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High brightness display
NEC has expanded its portfolio of high
brightness displays with the 75-inch X754HB.
The large format display offers a reliable
solution for environments where lighting
conditions are changeable but information
must always be visible, such as retail outlets,
airports and restaurants. An integrated ambient
light sensor enables the 75-inch display to
adapt to changing light conditions and ensure
maximum readability night and day.
Fine pitch LED
The LED LiFT (LED intelligent Front Technology)
range is another new offering from NEC. The
modular high resolution signage solution has
front access and interchangeable, magnetic
pixel cards for easy upgrades and servicing. The
fine pitch LEDs are available in modules in a
range of sizes from 1.5 to 3.8mm.
Install and forget
On show in both a boardroom and university
lecture setting, the new PX803UL laser
projector is ideal for large venues, university
lecture theatres, museums, large corporates
and digital signage applications. Quick and
easy to install, the 8000 lumens Solid State
Light source (SSL) projector has a lifetime
of around 20,000 hours.With no need
for lamp replacement or time-consuming
maintenance, the PX803UL combines ‘install
and forget’ convenience with a low total cost
of ownership.
Huddle space software
In addition to its latest hardware, NEC was
showing new Reactive STAGE interactive
presentation software used with a 4K UHD
whiteboard display (X651UHD) and an InGlass
Touch Table. The combinations create ideal
huddle spaces where teams can work together
on projects, editing and sharing documents in a
collaborative environment.
Transport.
In the Transport zone, the
focus was on airports and improving the
passenger experience, with visitors being
shown how NEC displays can be used
for both marketing and information
purposes. Highlighted solutions included
advertising totems from Peerless-AV
and a wayfinding solution from Inurface
Media. For airport control centres,
multiple displays and video walls can
facilitate the visualisation of Big Data
and help improve airline performance.
Command and Control.
The advantages
of multi-screen arrangements were
highlighted in the dedicated Command
and Control zone, featuring an impressive
18-screen video-wall installation running
Hiperwall video-wall processor software.
A complex control room scenario
depicted how a control room operator
could manage the visualisation of a
number of data sources.
Broadcast and Media.
In the Broadcast
& Media zone, production company
Jaegerfilm gave visitors the chance
to experience a live 4K ‘green screen’
workflow, with editing of footage carried
out on NEC desktop displays.
Commenting on the success of
the event, Hartigan said: “Yet again
attendance reached levels higher than
expected, which proves that the concept
of demonstrating practical solutions is
exactly what our clients want to see.”
Transport
Fine pitch LED
Command and Control
New products from NEC
As well as promoting NEC’s strengths as a total solutions provider,
the NEC Showcase provided a platform to publicise new product launches.
