If you missed this at ISE 2014, Vivitek unveiled three of its next generation large venue projectors. The DX6831 has XGA resolution (DW6851 and DU6871 feature WXGA and WUXGA resolution respectively). All models come with 3D capability and HDBaseT.

The DX6831 (as well as the DW6851 and DU6871) is for large spaces where a versatile, high brightness projector is required. With 8000 ANSI lumens for the XGA (and 7300 and 7000 ANSI lumens of brightness each for the WUXGA and WXGA models), these models feature a high contrast ratio of 3000:1 for deep blacks and richer colours.

Connectivity options include HDMI v.1.4, DisplayPort and DVI-D. In addition, the projectors are equipped with the HDBaseT protocol receiver to transmit HDMI quality video and audio together with control signals as far as 100m, using a single inexpensive CAT 5e or CAT 6 cable.

Unlike most ISE 2014 exhibitors, Daktronics didn’t have to wait until visitors entered ISE to start impressing them.

Pete Egart, Daktronics EMEA VP says “… The show provides us with an excellent opportunity to show our products, not just on the stand but also in real life situations. The double-sided digital street furniture outside RAI is one of the first things visitors will see when coming into the show. The display is a clear example of high-quality technology working at its finest in challenging conditions, exposed to weather and competing with the brightness of direct sunlight.”

At ISE 2014, visitors saw the Daktronics Show Control System first-hand — attendees could stop by and interface with the software through a touchscreen that controls the content on every Daktronics display. This comprehensive control solution features advanced software, managing video and graphics content across both LCD and LED technologies. Daktronics Show Control solution benefits fans, advertisers and sponsors.

At this year's Light & Building fair in Frankfurt, Vertigo Systems will present digital interiors- -i.e., interactive experiences bordering between architecture, light and media.

Their latest version of living surface (system environment for touch-less interactive media installations) will take the possibilities of state-of-the-art media and light technology even further to deliver interactive scenography and mood media.

Particularly the implementation as living wall will impress visitors. The frameless video wall with distance-based camera sensors deploys a lasting effect as a design or advertising element. The available interactive content themes include high-quality nature scenarios or customized productions of the customer’s product and brand world.

At ISE 2014, Christie introduced its 65-inch flat panel digital display solutions.

The LED edge-lit Christie FHD651-T and Christie FHD651-P have a thin profile for easy installation – just 2.7-inches deep for the touch (T) and 2.1-inches deep for the non-touch (P) version.

Both commercial-grade LCD flat panels are designed for meeting rooms, classrooms and digital signage in corporate spaces, museums, education facilities, houses of worship, theatres, and hospitality and retail environments where conveying the message with bright images for long time periods without interruption is essential.

Featuring up to four simultaneous touches, the Christie FHD651-T has high-accuracy infrared touch technology.