Primeview to Bring FusionMAX LED Developments to the Show Floor at InfoComm 2019

Global display solutions company will be unveiling its new video wall solutions at a private innovation suite by invitation only at booth #2688 at InfoComm 2019.

  • Jun 06, 2019

Primeview today announced that the company will be showcasing their video wall developments at InfoComm 2019 on June 12th – 14th at the Orlando Convention Center. The FusionMAX LED Video Wall System and the Ultra Snello LCD Video Wall Systems will be featured at the show and are highly integrated video wall solutions that incorporate the latest in FHD and UHD video standards. With it being HDR ready, simple playback and intuitive setup, is available right out of the box; making it a winning solution for customers.

The FusionMAX LED and Ultra Snello LCD have new, internal HDR ready processing. For Primeview’s FusionMAX LED solutions, the embedded processor also incorporates video wall scaling for big- picture mode to upscale non-FHD sources to FHD. Similarly, Primeview’s Ultra Snello LCD, the embedded processing is capable of natively mapping UHD / 4K content across the LCD matrix array.

The flagship FusionMAX LED solutions are available in 110”, 138”, 165” and 220” pre-configured FHD and UHD sizing. Primeview will also be giving FusionMAX Elite partners and inside look on the new 4-1 MiniLED in 0.9mm and 1.2mm pixel pitches. These utilize common cathode technology to reduce power consumption while improving contrast for better blacks. All sizes come standard with mounting solutions, cable-free front serviceability design, spares kit and are accompanied by Primeview’s 5-year onsite warranty.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to engage with Primeview’s subject matter experts to get a more in-depth training on its video wall processing solutions known as C2S. 

As a true hybrid of AV and IT technology, the C2S has a proven track record in cyber security with the capability of network streaming of any IP source while natively decoding that HDCP source input over AES encryption into the C2S canvas. The C2S also comes equipped with a powerful, web-based user interface (GUI) that streamlines video wall set-up, configuration, operation, and monitoring in real-time. Attendees will be able to see a first-hand demonstration of all these technologies at InfoComm 2019 at Primeview’s booth #2688.

Attendees at InfoComm 2019 can view these and other Primeview display innovations by invitation only from June 12-14th at Booth #2688. To pre-qualify for a demonstration, click here. Primeview display solutions are available through the companies’ network of authorized resellers and FusionMAX elite partners. For further information, please visit www.primeviewglobal.com.

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