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Konica Minolta Announces 2010-2011 College Basketball Signage Program


Ramsey, NJ (Vocus) November 24, 2010

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta), a leading provider of advanced imaging and networking technologies for the desktop to the print shop, today announced that its collegiate sports marketing program will continue into the 2010-2011 basketball season with courtside signage at top-ranked schools for some of the most prominent mens and womens basketball programs in the country, including Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, Oklahoma, St. Johns, UCLA, and Villanova.

Below is the list of basketball programs included in this years marketing initiative, as well as their current ranking in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll (if applicable):

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Digital Signage ? Size, Aspect Ratio and Orientation

Digital Signage ? Size, Aspect Ratio and Orientation

TV screens have always come in different sizes from small 10″ portable devices (and smaller) to huge home cinema systems. However, it is only been in the last few years since the advance of wide screen hat there has been a choice of aspect ratio.

No longer are all TV screens in 4:3 ratios now there are numerous different aspects available for modern LCD TVs such as 16:9 which is fast becoming the most common. This has both positives and negatives when it comes to digital signage where LCD enclosures a are available that allow the use of both portrait and landscape modes of viewing.

Any content designed, for instance, on a 4:3 system will have to either be stretched or letterboxed to fit on the 16:9 screen (letterboxing is when black borders cut the screen size).

However, this wide screen aspect ratio does allow more generous orientation especially when you turn the screen to portrait orientation.

Normally when you view a 16:9 TV screen you watch it in landscape or widescreen mode. However, by turning the orientation you can provide a longer screen – ideal for the modern world of digital posters and signage.

Portrait orientation is ideal for digital signage because it is less usual than landscape screens making it more distinctive and attractive. It also follows similar aspects to the traditional poster and makes content easier to access by people who are used to this sort of orientation with print media.

However, it must be noted that LCD screens, while they can be easily orientated to portrait mode there can be a loss of resolution and brightness, particularly from viewing from the side as the light polarization technology of an LCD monitor is designed to run vertical.

Richard N Williams is a technical author and a specialist in the digital signage industry helping to develop outdoor digital signage and protection for plasmas. Please visit us for more information about LCD Enclosures or other digital signage solutions.


The LED light source means the lamp never needs to be replaced. The 20000-hour light-source life is the equivalent of 7 to 10 normal lamps. Furthermore, the projector consumes much less energy than conventional projectors, saving both money and benefiting the environment. The PL-105S is perfect for digital signage in store fronts and displays. Because of the exceptionally long light life and since there is no bulb which needs to be accessed and replaced, the projector can be secured in a near-permanent location. The PL-105S has better-than-spec picture quality thanks to the wider color spectrum offered by the LED light source. DLP Technology provides a crisp and clear image with a 1400:1 contrast ratio.


NVIDIA Introduces NVS Business Graphics Solutions, Delivering Top Visual Fidelity Across up to Eight Displays
SANTA CLARA, CA–(Marketwire – 12/01/10) – NVIDIA announced today the immediate availability of the NVIDIA NVS 300 Business Graphics Solution , a graphics processor designed for the enterprise that delivers exceptional visual fidelity across up to eight displays while consuming minimal power. With nearly 25 percent more efficient power utilization(1), the NVS 300 graphics processor is designed …
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Why Your Business Should Use Digital Signage

Why Your Business Should Use Digital Signage

Digital Signage creates a vibrant communication platform. Whether it is spreading the word about a pill that can help protect you against a deadly illness or a famous band that is coming to a location near you, Digital Signage is a great way of sending a message to a targeted group of people. It rises above the old, traditional “still” advertisements.

Digital Signage is a platform that is built mostly on electronic screens such as LED, LCD, and plasma displays. It is not confined solely to those mediums and can also utilize things such as projectors. Digital Signage is generally placed in public places such as lobbies, waiting rooms, offices, etc. Chances are you’ve probably seen one when you were waiting in line somewhere. Digital Signage’s strength lies in its ability to adapt to new platforms and technologies. Digital Signage will give you the ability to create beautiful, engaging messages or ads.

When comparing Digital Signage to traditional advertisements such as posters or fliers you can clearly see why it is quickly growing in popularity. The benefits that Digital Signage brings to the table such as full color, sound, animation, and much more make it clearly the more dynamic platform to advertise from. With Digital Signage you are really only limited by your own creativity and inspiration. You have enough freedom to clearly express the views and message that you are trying to get across.

A great selling point of using Digital Signage is how easily you can customize it. Usually you will be given software that will allow you to create custom content, edit it on the fly, control when it plays, and much more. With that level of control you can target specific demographics to send your message to. The fact that Digital Signage runs through a network means that you can control your content remotely if you feel that it needs updating.

If you want the maximum return for your investment, then it is time to leave old market strategies behind and embrace the future of marketing. Digital Signage has dozens of positive attributes and very few negatives. The next generation has grown up in front of screens because of television and gaming. They are already accustomed to looking at a screen, so why not deliver your message from a platform that they are familiar with.

Keeping up with the times is a must whether you are trying to expand a business or start a family. The people that make it in the next decade are the ones who were able to adapt to the changes now. Digital Signage is a relatively new platform and has a lot of potential. It is a sign of the direction that we are going as a society. If you have an ad or message that you want to get out, then don’t jump on board a sinking ship. Still signs are no longer as effective as they used to be. Using Digital Signage will ensure that your message gets heard.

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Since their establishment in 1994 Net Display Systems has evolved into a recognized worldwide player for digital signage software. Developing digital signage software called PADS is their core-business. Their sole focus is software, total solutions are provided by partners. With an extensive partner network the company is proactive in more than 75 countries. Their partners are dedicated and specialized professionals providing installation, training and support of their products. Net Display Systems has thousands of installations in multiple market sectors from transportation, corporate and government to hospitality and retail. One in four of the hundred worlds most recognized brands have chosen PADS as their digital signage platform. Every day millions of people all over the world see displays running the PADS software of Net Display Systems. Installations vary from simple standalone solutions to national or global, complex and often mission critical digital signage solutions.


Fanless In-Vehicle Computer includes Atom(TM) Processor N450.
Measuring 207.8 x 224.7 x 70 mm, I-VC5 multifunctional in-vehicle computing system supports dual display for digital signage purposes outside car for advertising, or within car as in-vehicle computer screen. Rugged unit is resistant to shock and vibration, operates in temperatures from 0-60°C, and supports 12 and 24 V power inputs. It includes 8 serial ports attached with 2 screws for anti …
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