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Display Solution and Impuls TV Introduce the World’s First Mini Multi Cell LC Display for Text, Photo and Video Display on Retail Shelves

Display Solution AG, experts in the areas of LCD TFT special solutions, together with Impuls TV, an operating company for Digital Signage projects at POS/POI has introduced the world’s first Mini USB/Multi Cell LCD TFT module that allows informative, entertaining and accurate product information to be displayed on retail shelves.

A concept that has been highly-anticipated, but never reached, Display Solution’s Mini Screen features high-resolution, colorful photos and video, giving consumers up to the minute details on any given product. Pilot projects are now underway at select retail stores, demonstrating digital shelf-bottom-front that show bright and easy-to-read pricing information and product video clips – directly at POS.

Mini USB/Multi Cell LCD TFT System Specifications

· Up to 12 4.3“ displays composed of modules (MCM Multi Cell Modul) with 2 or 3 LCDs

· Resolutions of 960 x 272 to 5280 x 1632

· Simple USB set up with market-leading DisplayLink USB virtual graphics control graphic chip DL-165

· Connects up to six units and up to 66 displays via six simple USB interfaces from a single computer.

· Energy-efficient

· Durable & reliable

In addition to retail, other markets can benefit from the Mini Cell’s text, video and photo real-time information display like gaming and POI.

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