2022 LTSMG Conference
14 March 2022
Visual Displays is delighted to sponsor the 2022 LTSMG Conference in April, and we can’t wait for what’s in store!
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Latest News
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The new Microsoft Teams Front Row release aspect ratio of 21:9 is making waves. But how to install these displays - today?
11 March 2022
As with all Microsoft's new screen innovations, their Teams Room development examples are all done with projection.
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The AV Open Day
11 March 2022
Visual Displays is delighted to exhibit at the AV Open Day in Scotland in April once again.
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Teams Rooms - daunting challenges promising game-changing rewards
11 March 2022
Microsoft's radical move into the physical space of the room itself presents daunting challenges for new Teams Rooms while promising game-changing rewards. How?
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What are the top 8 mistakes to avoid when designing Teams Rooms?
10 March 2022
There are eight key focus areas in hybrid space design for creation of optimum user experiences - for in-person and remote participants.
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How to light a Teams Room?
9 March 2022
Hybrid space lighting is one of the biggest fails. How can we fix this? How to work with the other stakeholders to achieve optimum user experiences - for both in-room and remote participants?
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Hybrid spaces must have good lighting to get the VC camera to work well.
8 March 2022
It's vital to get the lighting balanced with the display in Teams Rooms.
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Prolights Mosaico projectors installed at Munch museum
7 March 2022
Six Prolights Mosiaco IP66 image projectors are filling the exterior of the Munch Museum in Oslo with images of the artist Edvard Munch and his works during the hours of darkness.
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Microsoft's Front Row for Teams Rooms now supports 21:9 aspect ratio
4 March 2022
How to achieve this? At any size needed? Read on!
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How close can viewers be located in Teams Rooms, hybrid and meeting spaces - without creating neck strain and discomfort?
3 March 2022
How do we optimise seating for those closest to the display?
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