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NEC Display set to showcase full digital signage lineup at DSE16

NEC Display Solutions of America, the provider of commercial LCD display and projector solutions, has announced plans to showcase direct-view LED video walls, high-bright and UHD displays, laser projectors, LCD video walls and interactive touchscreen technology during Digital Signage Expo 2016.

March 3, 2016

NEC Display Solutions of America, the provider of commercial LCD display and projector solutions, has announced plans to showcase direct-view LED video walls, high-bright and UHD displays, laser projectors, LCD video walls and interactive touchscreen technology during Digital Signage Expo 2016.

NEC Display said it will showcase industry solutions and applications, across industry sectors such as education, retail and transportation, to help visitors envision how the company is "transforming everyday experiences for a brighter world" at this year's DSE, the international trade show and educational conference dedicated to digital displays, interactive technology and digital communication networks.

"NEC will introduce a 1.9 mm fine-pitch direct-view LED display at this year's show, underscoring our commitment to support our customer demands for LEDs in the marketplace," said Keith Yanke, senior director of product marketing for large-screen displays and projectors at NEC Display. "We'll also share plans for our full complement of indoor and outdoor LEDs. From the LCD side of things, we'll display our entire range of high-brightness products as well as all sizes of large-screen professional UHD, including integrated Baanto ShadowSense technology."

In addition, Richard Ventura, the company's vice president of business development and solutions, is slated to offer or moderate the following presentations at the show:

• "Digital Retail Forum: How In-Store Technology is Redefining Retail," 9:10 a.m. on Tuesday, March 15;
• "Disruptive Technologies That Will Drive Digital Signage," 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16; and
• "Wayfinding Applications for Transportation," 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 17.