66 Displays Via 6 Simple USB Interfaces From A Single Computer - Now That Is Multi-Computing!

Shopping has never been more entertaining or informative. Coming soon to a retail shelf near you, Display Solutions AG, experts in the areas of LCD TFT special solutions, and 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.

Using DisplayLink's USB virtual graphics technology, a single computer can enable connectivity of up to 6 units and up to 66 displays, giving retailers the ability to visually and verbally connect with their consumers like never before.
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VDI Making Its Way to a Desk Near You

InfoWorld's Peter J. Bruzzeze just wrote a great story on Windows MultiPoint Server 2011 and the potential of thin client computing in more than just academic settings. In the article he states,

"Although Windows MulitPoint Server could be a great tool in schools and libraries, I see real value in many enterprise-oriented situations such as labs, in-house training centers, and kiosk stations that workers use to check their schedules and so forth."

DisplayLink USB virtual graphics technology can now be found in thin client solutions from both HP and Atrust that substantially increase the ease of use and set up of virtual desktop computing implementations as well as reduce the cost of such systems by eliminating the need for multiple graphics cards. Now a single notebook can run up to 10 individual OS sessions. To read more about the DisplayLink USB virtual graphics technology click here.

Additionally, while DisplayLink recently announced driver support for the upcoming Windows MultiPoint Server 2011, some thin client solutions are using the Linux OS.

This is a time of growth and expansion for virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) market, and we urge you to keep a keen eye on this space as it makes its way to new and unique settings beyond education and emerging markets.

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New LCDs Unveiled at FPD Expo

DisplayLink’s unique video over USB technology is quickly moving toward becoming ubiquitous as it is built into an increasing number of innovative display and dock products.

The newest entries to the DisplayLink-based family of products comes from display manufacturer, Chimei Innolux, who recently unveiled its latest line of monitors at the FPD International 2010 Expo in Japan. The new line features 23.6" and 18.5” LCD panels using the new USB 3.0 interface, and a 15.6" screen using USB 2.0. The displays are powered by DisplayLink DL-165 and DL-125 chips, which gives users an easy upgrade to dual monitor configurations via a single USB connection.

Check out the full range of display offerings from Chimei Innolux here.

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Wireless PC to HDTV Available Now

Here is another new way that DisplayLink technology is helping to facilitate the PC-to home theater movement—Atlona recently announced the AT-HDAiR PC to Computer Monitor/HDTV Wireless Adapter, which allows users to display information from PC desktops and laptops on their HDTVs without the need for an HDMI or audio/DV cable.

Read more by Robert Siva on About.com .

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DisplayLink Great For Managing Tablet PCs

Blog GottaBeMobile recently tested DisplayLink USB graphics adapter technology with a Tablet PC and says,

"For me, it enables something I haven't properly been able to experience for years, an extended monitor for my Tablet PC....DisplayLink has fixed my problem..."

Visit the GottaBeMobile site and enter to win a USB Graphics Adapter of your own. Can 't wait? Visit the DisplayLink Shop to find out where to buy one today.

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Fall In Love with Your Notebook Again

Samsung Lapfit is an innovative form factor monitor that is designed specifically to add workspace to your notebook computing experience. With a simple USB cable, gorgeous multi-display productivity is at your fingertips.

Check out this fun YouTube video to see how you too, can fall in love with notebook computing again.

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