Display & Video
Computer and Component Video

Computers and computer screens are becoming more and more common place, not only in our places of work, but in our everyday lives. They are used to display information from menus in restaurants to schedules in train stations. You will find them delivering advertising messages practically anywhere from supermarkets to elevators. Classrooms are becoming more high-tech, where each student has their own terminal to view the teacher’s screen. Many office environments need to display multiple computer video screens without having the actual PC box cluttering up the workspace. As screens get larger, pixely resolution increases, driving the need for higher bandwidth components to support them. These systems are often referred to as KVM, where Keyboard, Video and Mouse signals are transported over cables, to enable the screens and monitors to be located in remote locations, or simply to hide the bulk of the PCs due to space constraints or aesthetic preferences.