If you were one of the lucky recipients of a new phone, tablet, laptop or tv, congratulations!
However, you might have noticed that when you watch the display of your new device you find that you see more of your reflection than what’s on the screen. Even if your device came with a screen protector film installed it probably was more for scratch resistance than glare elimination. And when you take your phone, tablet or laptop outside it becomes impossible to see past the glare.
If you are one of thousands who prefer to exercise at home instead of going to a gym then you might have noticed that the digital display on your machine is a glare collector. Many cycles and treads such as Circle Fitness, Cybex, Echelon, Lifecycle, NordicTrack, and Peloton use LCD monitor displays that can run television programs, video, or stream internet. You can live chat with friends or work out together.
If you are planning to gift an electronic device this holiday season, you can make it even more memorable by installing a NuShield anti-glare screen protector on the display surface. Unfortunately, the displays on these devices are glare magnets and make it hard to see the display from reflective glare.
Electronic displays have invaded the kitchen. You can touch your refrigerator door and see what’s inside or make notes for your next shopping trip. Your oven may now have an electronic display instead of knobs or buttons. While you are cooking you might be looking at your laptop or tablet to read the recipe you downloaded from Pinterest.
Many colleges go out of their way to please major donors and alumni. This is especially true during football season. These colleges have built enclosed luxury suites where these donors can enjoy the game in comfort and be catered to them in every way.
If you have not been in a school classroom lately you would not know that the old blackboard and chalk have gone the way of the dinosaur. Most classrooms today use a white board or some type of electronic monitor like a Prometheus Board to conduct lessons and show presentations to the students.
As Summer winds down, parents and kids are turning their attention to going back to school. Some districts and colleges start before Labor Day and the drudgery of shopping has begun. Not only do you need to have new clothes and shoes, but today’s schoolers are equipped with electronics. No one uses notebooks, pencils, pens or erasers these days. Laptops, tablets, smartphones are a must in today’s high technology world.
On May 16, 2019 new museums opened on Liberty Island to help visitors better enjoy their Statue of Liberty experience. The interactive museum provides historical information and deeper understanding for visitors about Lady Liberty, the designers, the construction and the effort it took to make this monument possible. Various sections of the museum use digital monitors to convey information and allow visitors to access information using touch screen displays.
