Japanese airport wears the world's largest curved digital display
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | Apr 27 2010
After flat screen displays curved displays entered with a reason to make a difference, and boy aren’t they just making their presence felt loud and clear? Yeah, it’s time before we have curved displays in our handhelds and other electronics more prominently, the world outside is fast being graced by such displays. Rest apart, the Kansai airport in Japan features a 4- x 3-meter curved plasma screen. The airport operator very confidently says it’s the world's largest curved digital display which here is used to display Japanese tourist sites and culture at the international flight departure area.
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