Electric Signs

NEC Dynamic Signage

Introducing bundled, multi-screen systems

Published

11 years ago

August 15, 2013

Steve Aust Signs of the Times October 2013 Issue

NEC Corporation of America (Itasca, Ill.,) is introducing its wrapped, 2 x 2- and 3 x 3-screen dynamic-digital signage (DDS) bundles that comprise command and control applications. The 46-in., 2 x 2-screen, X462UN-TMX4P and 46-in., 3 x 3-screen, X462UN-TMX9P LCD-based, digital-video walls leverage four and nine X462UN-type displays, respectively. NEC’s TileMatrix command system can distribute a single picture across all screens, and a copy function feature allows settings distribution from one display to all others. The screen’s ultra-narrow bezel and EdgeComp technology allows for 7.3 mm, screen-to-screen distance between adjacent displays. An included, Peerless-AV pullout mount permits crews to perform perfect alignment installation. The adjustable-mount system also allows service access.
(866) 632-6672; www.nec.com.

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