Tag: museum displays
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The Automotive TFT 12.3 inches of Sunlight Readable Perfection
A new 12.3” Bar Type sunlight readable LCD TFT display module has been launched, the CDS123WU01-CT4, already fully developed and tested for a very successful project with the hope of bringing positive results for many more in the automotive industry as well as others. Key Features; 12.3-inch (Ratio 8:3) display Part Number: CDS123WU01-CT4 Resoluion: 1920RGB x 720 resolution in RGB stripe dot arrangement High brightness: 1000nits Interfaces: 2 port LVDS Viewing direction: All viewing direction Operation Temperature：-30~+85C Storage Temperature：-40~+95C Advanced Hyper View Angle – Normal Black wide view technology RoHs compliance…
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Newly Updated Range of Wide Stretched Monitors
Here at CDS we specialize in wide stretched monitors and we are very proud to announce our newly updated range with new models launched and newly reduced, competitive pricing to match! Check out our new range and new webpage now. With a wider variety of sizes and models the applications for these unique displays are…
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Ultra Amazing, Ultra Wide, Ultra Unique!
Here at CDS we want to bring your attention to our amazing ultra wide stretched displays. These unique aspect ratio displays really grab the attention of potential customers as well as being in high demand for performing that which normal sized LCDs cannot. These stretched, cut displays can be found in; restaurants, fast food chains…
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Four Sided Transparent Showcase – Anything is Possible
Crystal Displays do not just simply offer a standard range of transparent displays and showcases but also offer custom and unique designs to fully support customers and VARs alike. Custom designed ideas like the picture above with two side viewing panels can be achieved as well as the following display in this YouTube video below;…
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Another Amazing Transparent Masterpiece!
CDS wanted to share with everyone one of their extremely talented customer’s piece of work where they took a couple of 21.5″ transparent LCD panels and kits and turned them into something extraordinary! The masterpiece, named Excavations by the talented Patrick Hough, is an interesting piece of work which explores the convergence between cinema, technology…