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Edge-lit attractor LCD monitors with touch for any application

The Crystal Display team bring you something a little different compared to the standard LCD displays you see everywhere else.

23/09/2020 10:16:32

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An exciting display range, called HALO, is newly improved with a slimmer design making them more attractive than ever!

Originally developed for the gaming market, installs are cropping up for all kinds of applications. Including retail, museums and more – it is not just casinos that need attractor displays after
all.

Halo displays add a little PZAZ to a standard monitor. The screens have an LED lighting strip around the edge allowing for a glow or ‘HALO’ effect, adding attention to the screen. Unlike many competitors’ products the LEDs are mounted on a rigid PCB (no adhesive strips) and have no
hotspots or dark corners.

The RGB LEDs can be controlled remotely to allow flexibility and colour chasing effects. This could lead to some highly creative results mixed with customers’ content creation.

The range currently consists of a 23.8” and 27” size, with a FHD 1920×1080 resolution and wide 178/178 viewing
angle – for usage in landscape or portrait orientation.

Available with a 10-point PCAP touch screen, touch and non-touch versions both have a 3mm tempered glass for added strength and durability. The monitors are fully customisable subject to the requirement for even more flexibility in design and install.

CDS can also
offer curved LCD displays with LED side lighting for a product with even more pizzazz and uniqueness! As well as a circle LCD Halo monitor.

Although originally designed for gaming and casinos, they are seeing more opportunities in other areas where the display is designed to be seen – the ultimate attractor display.

For more information, please visit – https://crystal-display.com/products/led-halo-displays/

Written By Sophia Bell

Sophia Bell is the Group Editor of DPA, Connectivity, and PBSI. She joined the team in 2020 as Assistant Editor after achieving a First-Class Honours BA in English Literature and Film Studies from the University of East Anglia. In her current role, she leads the editorial strategy, driving digital growth and ensuring each title continues to deliver trusted, relevant insight for engineering and manufacturing professionals.