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Matrox M9188 graphics card selected to drive Japan’s first digital art board

Dentsu, one of the largest advertising agencies in the world, hired Content Interface Corporation (CIC), a developer of interactive digital multimedia systems, to oversee a six-monitor, portrait-oriented digital signage installation in Tokyo Midtown. After testing a number of graphics solutions with CIC enVision software and the high-resolution monitors, CIC qualified the Matrox M9188 multi-display octal graphics card as the only solution to meet their strict criteria, and today shoppers, residents, and passers-by benefit from a truly unique art and advertising multi-display platform driven by a single video card and CPU.
CIC’s enVision software manages the digital multimedia content displayed on the DAB. Finding a graphics card to support their software plus the ground-breaking digital signage installation was a huge obstacle to getting the DAB up and running. Most of the graphics cards tested did not meet their technological needs because they were not equipped to support their software, the six 60” pivoted displays in stretched desktop mode, the high resolution requirements of 1920×1080 for each of the six monitors, and pristine image quality needs.
The Solution
Unwilling to compromise on their graphics card criteria, CIC continued their search. With the help of Japan Material, a distributor of world-renowned high-quality hardware to professional markets, CIC chose the Matrox M9188 PCIe x16 multi-display octal graphics card to serve as the display engine for the DAB digital signage installation because of its flexibility and stability.
CIC’s enVision software works exceptionally well with the M9188 by flawlessly displaying picture perfect images and videos across six 60” high resolution folding screen monitors in portrait mode at resolutions of 1080×1920, for a huge stretched desktop of 6480×1920 pixels. Additionally, unlike other graphic cards tested, the Matrox M9188 offers the Matrox PowerDesk software suite that delivers advanced desktop management features such as bezel management for seamless display of images across multiple monitors—an essential tool for any digital signage installation. From their tests using a standard desktop computer operating under Windows® XP Professional, CIC knew the Matrox M9188 graphics card would consistently display the content perfectly, every time. This allows CIC to confidently integrate virtually any type of digital content imaginable.
The Result
Dentsu successfully unveiled the Digital Art Board in Tokyo Midtown on March 27, 2010, displaying a picture perfect showcase for artistic content. The result is a serene retreat within the hustle and bustle of Japan’s urban center, where shoppers, residents, and passers-by can seek refuge by immersing themselves in the beauty of the arts.
“Audiences are thoroughly impressed by the quality and clarity of the DAB,” comments Hao Le, President, Content Interface Corporation. “Finding a graphics card that could display high-quality video across six super-high resolution displays in portrait mode was critical to the success of this project. The Matrox M9188 met all our requirements where others failed.”
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