Mitsubishi has announced launch of video/data wall display systems for the Indian market.
"The 50-inch and 67- inch XGA MegaView Wall display have been especially designed for applications where non-stop monitoring or projection is a must including shopping malls, advertisment panels, home theatres, airports, railway stations , hotels. Telecom centres, power houses, defense establishments, and restaurants and educational institutes" said Micheal Woo, General manager, Asia Pacific, Mitsubishi Electric.
Mitsubishi has been global leader in manufacturing and marketing video/data wall products for over 15 years .It has a proven track record for providing the highest quality control room and other such displays and thus, brings their extensive experience to the market here in India . In India the company has launched its display products through Globus Infocom Limited (GIL).
According to Alex Danial, Director, GIL, incorporation of Mitsubishi's original design engine, using Texas Instrument's DMD XGA chip, provides higher resolution to the video wall.
The video wall has No burn in built feature which means a long life - The DMD semiconductor is a reflective device and is not affected by surface ability to absorb heat, even when projecting a fixed pattern over a long period of time. Consequently, burn-in does not occur in principle. The system incorporates a long lamp service life compatible with 24-hour continuous operation as well as advanced reliability under even the severest on-site conditions.
The other highlight of the mega wall include Superior Color Reproduction and brilliance uniformity. The 26-inch depth of the Mitsubishi MegaView Wall allows the display to comfortably fit into reduced space control room or retail environments. The integration of an ultra-short focusing technology from Mitsubishi with a 9 lens construction, also means operation with minimal image distortion.
The price range of the Video Display wall begins from Rs four lakh onwards/-.
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