Display Technology

GoVision rolls out hi-res mobile fleet

GoVision, a provider of experiential services delivered through large-scale LED video displays, has updated its mobile turnkey digital signage display fleet to feature high resolution 3.9mm screens.

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May 17, 2024

GoVision, a provider of experiential services delivered through large-scale LED video displays, has updated its mobile turnkey digital signage display fleet to feature high-resolution 3.9mm screens, according to a press release.

Designed for use with sporting events, music and arts festivals, game-watching parties, conferences and other live events, each product family of screens has received at least 20% more brightness during the upgrade.

GoVision's updated fleet of mobile display solutions now includes the following units.

GoTron (formerly G4) trailers: 9-foot-by-16-foot LED screens upgraded from 10mm to 3.9mm (featuring 640 x 1152 pixel resolution) — a 480% increase in pixel quality, providing superior direct sun visibility.
GoBig (formerly G10) trailers: 14-foot-by-23-foot LED screens upgraded from 10mm to 3.9mm (1024 x 1792 pixel resolution) — a 505% increase in pixel quality; also enabling four games to play simultaneously in quadrants at 480p each.
GoBigger (formerly G12 and G16) trailers – 16-foot-by-25-foot LED screens upgraded from 10mm and 16mm to 3.9mm (1152 x 2048 pixel resolution) — also enabling four games to play simultaneously at 480p each in 2K resolution.

"Shortly after Chris [Curtis] and I re-acquired GoVision early last year, we made the decision to invest in a complete upgrade of our trailer fleet, to ensure that our state-of-the-art LED offerings remained not just the biggest, but the best in the space," Kevin Faciane, CEO and partner at GoVision, said in the release. "As we expand our leadership position in the hyper-competitive live-event industry, our mobile LED units will continue to provide an affordable, cutting-edge solution to event organizers who want to give their audiences the best possible visual experience."