Category: OLED Monitors

98-inch Ultra High Definition Commercial Display

Written by gseav on April 16, 2020. Posted in LCD Monitors, LED Monitors, Monitors, OLED Monitors, Plasma Monitors.

There’s no better way to set yourself up for success than with our 98-inch Ultra High Definition Commercial display from NEC. Its massive size won’t be the only highlight; it features impressively clear, detailed images too. Take a look at the slim design that will fit into any space, and the real-time temperature sensors that allow you to use this display in commercial environments without a problem.

In addition to the colors on the ultra-high definition display, you’ll be impressed by the anti-glare surface that allows you to always see every image well, even in ambient light. This makes it ideal for 24/7 businesses, and perfect for conferences and presentations. You can even expand on this system in the future if you find that it’s something you like.

All you need is a wall that can support 200 pounds and you’ll be ready to host video calls, show presentations, and provide your customers with an overall superior feel for a price that clocks in at much less than traditional video walls.

Impressive Signage

With its large 98” dimension, it’s perfect to use as signage. Thanks to the anti-glare option, it will run the extra mile and stay up and running all day. Retail places love it because of this, but don’t forget about how great the large screen will be when you’re on a conference call. Even educational environments will benefit from something like this, whether they’re using it for displays to show students or for calls and conferences.

When you pick up your commercial display, you’ll receive everything you can normally expect for a display, including the usual power cord, a Display Port Cable, HDMI Cable, remote control, batteries, and so on. You’ll get set up help as well, along with a wall mount capable of handling the weight of the unit when mounting it onto the wall structure.

Expand Your System Easily

The brightness clocks in at 350, and can be used with modular expansions that allow you to integrate Open Pluggable Specification or a Raspberry Pi Compute Module right into the display without a problem. With the SpectraView Engine, you’ll notice the complete color, intensity, and the uniform control for the best image possible.

You even have an Integrated Media Player with this display. This means that if you have a USB or SD card, you can do audio, video, or image playback all without much of a problem at all.

This tough, heavy duty commercial display is proudly industrial strength and comes with thermal protection and self-diagnostics. That means that once you set it up, you’ll never have to think about it again.

Just set it up for either portrait or landscape view to see detailed images in high-resolution. Whether you choose a video wall or our 98” 4k LED monitor, rest assured in knowing that GSE Audio Visual stocks the latest inventory to hit the market in ensuring you achieve your communications objective.

What’s the Difference Between LED an LCD Video Walls?

Written by gseav on September 26, 2019. Posted in 4K HDTV, LCD Monitors, LED Monitors, OLED Monitors, Products.

What’s the Difference Between LED an LCD Video Walls?

If you’re looking to rent a video wall, you’ve probably run into information that you’re not sure about. GSE AV is here to provide you with all the information you need when it comes to the difference between LCD and LED video walls. Therefore, you can make a sound decision for your next conference, trade show, or event.

Are Video Wall Rentals Worth the Investment?

The old saying, “the bigger, the better,” is true when it comes audio visuals. A video wall instantly symbolizes your company as established and sends a message that people should take your business seriously. Video walls help your company stand out and compete with other companies who are investing their resources with vibrant and colorful displays.

Should You Get a Video Wall? Here’s what you Should Know:

Distance – The further your video wall is from viewers, the bigger it should be. If you want a video wall on the back of your trade show booth. Then you will need a different option compared to a video wall used as an entire backdrop of a stage. Therefore, the first step you should be thinking about is the distance of your video wall.

Content – Do you have resources to produce custom content for your video wall? Once you have decided the size of your video wall, your audiovisual provider can assist you. They will work with you to find the exact dimensions and resolution that your content will need to be in. At that point, a designer or video editor can make custom video wall content, which is a significant factor when it comes to a great video wall.

Venue Type – A venue outdoors presents a different challenge than an indoor trade show that doesn’t have windows. There are numerous video wall solutions for multiple kinds of venues. It’s also essential to make sure your venue and the necessary event details are confirmed first.

Price – A video wall system will normally cost more than monitors, projectors, and other digital signage. Therefore, you must have enough room in your budget for a video wall. Some video walls can start at $10,000 and increase from there depending on the video wall you get.

LCD and LED Video Wall, what is the Difference?

LED video walls have become much more accessible for corporate events over the past few years. An LED wall is made of many smaller LED panels. Each panel has hundreds of tiny light sources called ‘light-emitting diodes” that can change color to create a large, seamless image.

On the contrary, an LCD video wall is a large surface for video or images that are built from many LCD screens. An LCD video wall screen is designed to linger and have thinner edges which are called bezels. Audiovisual specialists can use specialized hardware and tools to stack the wall, which allows an image to show across every screen.

In Summary

With so many different factors to consider, it can be confusing to choose between an LCD or LED video wall. However, the experts at GSE AV can assist you. Our audiovisual experts strive to help your clients find a custom solution that is perfect for their unique needs

Plasma – LCD – LED – OLED

Written by gseav on May 14, 2013. Posted in LCD Monitors, LED Monitors, OLED Monitors, Plasma Monitors, Products, Uncategorized.

Plasma televisions have incredibly good picture quality with exceedingly deep black levels (superior contrast ratio), great shadow detail, accurate colors, and superb off-angle and uniformity characteristics. Unless these TVs specifically have an anti-glare coating, they typically are not good in brightly-lit rooms, therefore we usually do not recommend this type of display for standard convention center halls.

LCD

LCD (liquid crystal display) TVs have conventional cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) backlighting. CCFLs are bulky when compared to LED displays therefore you won’t have a “slim” LCD Display. LCD Displays are a great value and, as always, the picture quality of these displays is much better when you use high-definition source material, such as 720p or 1080p content from a Bluray player or computer.

LED

LED LCD televisions owe their compact profile and improved contrast ratio to the array of tiny light-emitting diodes that provide the necessary backlighting instead of CCFLs.
LED stands for “light-emitting diode”, LED TVs use an array of LEDs as the backlight for an otherwise traditional LCD (liquid crystal display) TV, shining through a screen of LCD pixels. LED displays are slimmer than LCD displays and therefore have a better overall aesthetic look.

OLED

OLED televisions use “Organic Light-Emitting Diodes” which produce light themselves and don’t need a backlight. This gives you a super-slim TV and also great black levels. OLED TVs are the best looking TVs in terms of picture and aesthetic look.