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Acquisition brings display enhancement

Global Display Solutions has acquired Clearview Displays, a provider of bonded display enhancement services.

News from Global Display Solutions (22 January 2007)

Large-screen LCDs survive outdoor experience

User application article Ground-breaking outdoor displays enhance the "customer experience" at a major Orlando theme park.

News from Global Display Solutions ( 1 December 2006)

Large screen displays suit the great outdoors

The MiDAS32in and MiDAS46in IP65-rated large screen colour units have been specifically developed for outdoor installation.

News from Global Display Solutions ( 7 November 2006)

Display integration gains seal of approval

Horizon Technology has been authorised by NEC Display Solutions to participate in the NEC Display Solutions prestigious Integration Select programme.

News from Horizon Technology (20 October 2006)

Stealth sneaks onto Microsoft's Canadian shortlist

Stealth Computer Corp has been selected as a finalist in the OEM Hardware Solution of the Year category at the 2006 Microsoft Partner Programme Impact Awards.

News from Stealth Computer Corp ( 9 October 2006)

Large-screen TFT puts estate agent in the picture

User application article Global Display Solutions has collaborated with Jigsaw Innovations to install an unusual outdoor advertising display outside a leading estate agent near Gatwick Airport.

News from Global Display Solutions (29 September 2006)

Displays survive the great outdoors

Hantarex has introduced a TV display designed for outdoor use.

News from Hantarex International (15 August 2006)

Monitors are made for marine duties

Rugged marine displays deliver crisp text, fast response, and optimised viewing angles under any outdoor lighting conditions, and are available with or without touch screen.

News from KEP Marine ( 9 August 2006)

Large-screen displays are made for the outdoors

The Midas 32in and Midas 46in IP65-rated large screen colour displays are specifically developed for outdoor installation.

News from Global Display Solutions ( 5 July 2006)

Display handles the harshest of environments

The Triton D1 is the industry's first explosion-proof computing display that carries the Certified Class l Zone l/ATEX Zone l and electrical protection class EMC/EN61326 for maximum protection.

News from Kontron UK (16 June 2006)

Large screen colour TFTs for the great outdoors

Global Display Solutions has launched 32 and 46in large screen colour TFTs specifically designed for outdoor installation.

News from Global Display Solutions ( 4 May 2006)

Flat panel monitor aims for POI duties

Axiomtek's Panel6173 is an economical industrial flat panel monitor, which is especially suited for the POI/kiosk market.

News from Axiomtek (21 April 2006)

Jian joins new Chinese facility

Global Display Solutions has appointed Phoenix Jian as Account Manager, based at the company's new manufacturing and sales facility in China which opened in March 2006.

News from Global Display Solutions ( 4 April 2006)

Monitor range gains Community Trademark

Global Display Solutions has been assigned a Community Trademark registration for its groundbreaking e-Signage range of monitors.

News from Global Display Solutions (24 March 2006)

TFTs are beefed up for information displays

Display Technology has been named UK and Ireland master distributor for Samsung Industrial TFT information displays in public areas.

News from Display Technology ( 8 March 2006)

Industrial monitors to be made in China

Global Display Solutions will open a new facility in China early in 2006, marking the next stage of the company's continued global restructuring, manufacturing and business development investment.

News from Global Display Solutions (31 January 2006)

Ignesti takes charge of US operations

Global Display Solutions has set up a new management structure at its US headquarters.

News from Global Display Solutions ( 9 January 2006)

Industrial displays lead the way at drives show

Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente and its wholly owned subsidiary Discomp Elektronik will exhibit together this week at SPS/IPC/Drives in Nuremberg, Germany.