Toshiba lights up the new LED screen in Times Square in New York

In today's open support more than 1 billion kinds of colors and high resolution full-color LED-display.cnLEDw.com/ display Toshiba Vision Times ">LED Square veil, Toshiba advertising image in Times Square will be bigger than ever brighter. The new display proudly stands on the roof of the One Times Square building, to 285 feet (about 87 meters) of the street to convey their message streams of people busily coming and going. It will turn on the power supply at 19:30 EST today. Compared with the previous Toshiba in December 2007 to install the display, Toshiba Vision Times Square display larger, higher resolution. The new screen, which is designed for fixed outdoor installations in Times Square, has a huge area of 15.6 meters x16.0 meters (51.2 feet x52.5 feet) and a fully digital high-definition video system. 22.3 meters (73.3 feet /880 inches) in the diagonal screen built with a large number of 1280x1248 LED, Toshiba proprietary TECHNOVIRTUAL technology to achieve high-definition image quality. Innovative two-dimensional pixel sharing technology creates virtual pixels with a spacing of 12.5 mm by adjacent LED. The purpose of Toshiba Vision Times Square display is to combine the high definition image quality and environmental durability. The design also takes into account the increased ecological efficiency, which uses the latest LED technology to reduce power consumption, this progress also helps to improve performance reliability and extend the life cycle. As with the previous display, the new Toshiba Vision Square display will be in different periods of the year Toshiba brand and product promotion, and with the seasonal changes in New York to send different information. According to the current medium-term business plan, Toshiba's goal is to expand the global business, Toshiba Vision Times Square display will play a key role in supporting important business activities in the market. Toshiba has created a variety of lightweight materials with excellent picture quality and durability of indoor, outdoor and multi-purpose LED display. The company is the first manufacturer to provide a modular HDTV screen to the global leasing market, LED. Toshiba from 120 years ago began to set foot in the lighting business, and made the first incandescent lamp in japan. Since then, the company has become one of the world's leading manufacturers and suppliers. In April 2008, Toshiba announced that it would no longer produce incandescent bulbs by 2010 (1), which aims to reduce carbon emissions and inject new impetus into the company's management by developing new cross organizational structures. In the guidance of product planning and development of environmental considerations, Toshiba will develop environmentally friendly fluorescent and LED products, the introduction of new lighting systems for home and office and increase global business.

Source: U.S. business information