Displax Media Magnet

By admin | Jan 15, 2006

Displax Holographic Screen

Edigma has developed an interactive, holographic display for retailers called Displax. The display comes in three mode types: show, interactive, and network. The show mode is like a billboard. It displays media content in a non-interactive way. The interactive mode allows customers to interact with the display to understand more about the product. The network mode allows retailers to control a host of displays remotely. They can change the displays individually for any number of demographics. …The hardware requirements for the displays seem low to moderate. And the screen sizes come in 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 67, 84, and 100 inch.
(Via: Tomorrow’s Trends)



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4 Comments so far
  1. Pedro Fernandes June 30, 2006 6:27 am

    The company’s name is EDIGMA, not endigma.
    Check it out at Edigma.com or check youtube for their videos

  2. Administrator June 30, 2006 8:24 am

    ah, thanx for the correction.

  3. zono16 November 18, 2006 4:20 am

    I can see a Displax Screen in Barcelona (Spain), I think that this open a new market option, I believe that in a few years this system has implemented around the world. The company that implement this systems in Spain is Showlutions, http://www.showlutions.com, I think

  4. Pedro Fernandes December 29, 2006 12:07 pm

    Nop, the real site is www.displax.com
    Awesome webdesign, by the way…

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