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Ditto, Koven. We use similar casing to hide displays on flat walls. We
always build in access, because in my opinion, the internal/external power
supplies are the weakest component to displays and kiosks.
If the display fails and you can't get to it, then the aesthetic advantage
of embedding the
Thank you all for your feedback! With all the different responses, it's
encouraging to hear that you all share the same concerns, and would resist
embedding a display in a wall with no easy way to remove it.
So the issue of older video artworks mostly being 4:3 aspect ratio
continues to give me
We've had very good luck with ELO's open frame 4:3 monitors when faced with
the same issue, of old standard resolution content.
http://www.elotouch.com/Products/LCDs/
bk
bryan kennedy
director, exhibit media
science museum of minnesota
bkennedy
As summer transitions to fall, don?t forget to register for WMA's 2013
Annual Meeting in Salt Lake City!
Learn more about the 2013 Annual Meeting here:
http://www.westmuse.org/conferences/2013_salt_lake_city.html
Register for WMA 2013 here: http://www.regonline.com/WMA2013
The museum world is
Happ monitors also work well for 4:3 content.
http://na.suzohapp.com/all_catalogs/monitors/
--Jesse
On Sep 17, 2013, at 3:33 PM, Bryan Kennedy bkennedy at smm.org wrote:
We've had very good luck with ELO's open frame 4:3 monitors when faced with
the same issue, of old standard resolution
