Nouveautés

Research and teaching in the higher education sector are constantly shaped by change, and now more than ever universities are facing particular challenges that demand a rethink with regard to infrastructure. Sharp/NEC’s General Manager for the DACH Region, Matthias Hartmann, discusses possible solution scenarios

As a digital alternative to paper posters, the ePaper displays are ideal for applications requiring static content with regular updates such as POS promotions, menu boards, allergen information in retail and hospitality environments, timetables, or check-in and gate information in transportation environments.

An exceptional executive learning environment

Expanding its global outreach, Warwick Business School upgrades its London campus for improved remote learning using NEC Large Format Displays for high quality video conferencing.

The multimedia premium shopping experience

Europe’s biggest designer outlet, Outletcity Metzingen, attracts 4.5 million visitors annually from the local region as well as elsewhere in Germany and abroad. As a go-to destination for around 500 premium and luxury brands, Outletcity offers a unique retail experience characterised by the successful combination of in-store and digital shopping.

Smarter collaboration and conferencing with Cisco collaboration devices

Discover how Sharp/NEC deliver trusted Cinema display solutions for the entire venue, from the theatre to the foyer. With signage solutions that showcase new releases, or support ticketing, scheduling, promotion and wayfinding to a world-leading Laser projection experience in the theatre that audiences will return for.

Understand the touch technologies behind Sharp/NEC interactive displays.

Le règlement européen sur l’étiquetage énergétique est vecteur d’innovation pour les technologies à l’efficacité énergétique accrue, mais la comparaison directe entre produits peut être source de confusion, et les écrans interactifs en sont exclus.

Projection expert, Gerd Kaiser, explains the jargon behind the technology and why Sharp/NEC uses RB laser light sources in its range of Digital Cinema Projectors.