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Make your Pop-Up Display Stand out with an LCD Bracket Playing Video or Live Feeds! These pop-up display kits come with the added feature of the LCD Bracket to support a monitor in the middle of your graphic display. This can be positioned in the centre of any of the middle pop-up panels, pretty much at any height.

These pop-up display kits come with the added feature of the LCD Bracket. This can be positioned in the centre of any of the middle pop-up panels, pretty much at any height.

We have to cut a hole in the pop-up graphic to accommodate the bracket so it gives the appearance that the TV screen is floating on the pop-up display.

We recommend that you include stabilising feet when using this pop-up kit with an LCD bracket to ensure stability. Please feel free to call our sales team on 01297 630 130 if you need to discuss anything regarding the Pop-up with LCD bracket.

3x1, 3x2, 3x3 etc. These sizes may seem at bit strange at first but they are actually quite simple. Rather than meters or feet the sizes refer to the number of panels on your Pop Up stands.

Small, space-saving, pop-up display system perfect for reception areas. Our 3x1 Pop-up display kits are the smallest available to save you as much space as possible. Our Pop-up comes with a full colour printed graphics and a pop-up transit case.

We find that the 3x1 pop-ups are most popular in reception display areas and entries to exhibition halls to direct people to where your main exhibition stand is being displayed.

We supply the 3x2 Pop-up display kit with full colour printed graphics, a pop-up transit case and the pop-up frame. This exhibition stand will come to you ready to put up in about 10 minutes, and even quicker with practice!

The 3x3 pop-up comfortable fits in most exhibition spaces that are common. It will fit in 3m x 1m floor spaces and 3m x 2m floor spaces comfortably. These are the most common exhibition space sizes with exhibitors.

Pop-up displays are not just for exhibitions, we sell many pop-up 3x3 stands to customers who want to advertise services in their reception areas or foyers.

The 3x4 pop-up comfortable fits in most exhibition spaces that are common. It will fit in 4m x 1m floor spaces and 4m x 2m floor spaces comfortably. These are the most common exhibition space sizes with exhibitors.

Pop-up displays are not just for exhibitions, we sell many pop-up 3x4 stands to customers who want to advertise services in their reception areas or foyers.

The 3x5 Pop-up Kit is our largest pop-up available. If you need to make your stand larger than this then you need to join pop-ups together and see our combination pop-up kits.

3x5 Pop-up kits are usually used in straight versions as a full exhibition back wall. The pop-up is especially useful when there is no shell scheme in place and this display stand becomes the dividing wall between you and the next exhibitor.

We can produce pop-ups to bespoke requirements and have a wide range of pop-up accessories such as shelving, lighting and LCD Monitor Brackets. Please see the Pop-up Accessories Section or call 01297 630 130 to discuss your requirements.

While we’ve written more about the benefits of digital menu boards, in this guide we’ll be showing you how easy it is to get your content up on your screens.

There’s nothing worse than hearing the words “unfortunately we have run out of…” just after you have spent ten minutes deciding what you want to eat from the menu. And for servers, having to repeat special offers, dishes and ingredients can take up a lot of time.

Digital restaurant boards allow you to change content as simply as entering a new product, or deleting an old one. The benefit of this is if you run out of a dish, you can remove it from all of your screens in just a few clicks.

If you want to design a menu from scratch (or mimic your printed menu design) you can use a design tool such as Photoshop, Indesign or You have two options when it comes to designing your digital menu boards with ScreenCloud: Canvas, and the Digital Menu Board app.

Canvas is an easy-to-use design editor tool that allows you to create screen-ready content quickly. It’s also one of the most-used apps on ScreenCloud. If you need inspiration, ScreenCloud has pre-loaded a series of templates for you to edit.

If you don’t want to use a design tool, or you don’t have design skills, you can use ScreenCloud’s Digital Menu Board software to create your restaurant menu easily.

The benefit of using our Digital Menu Board app is that it already contains templates for laying out your digital menu board. It’s also already connected to ScreenCloud (which lets you control your content on screen).

DSMenu allows you to create and manage a menu board directly from the cloud. With a ton of different menu board designs to choose from such as "grill", "fast food", "pizza", "burger", "beverages", "festivals", "snacks" and "offers" to name but a few! The DSMENU user guide takes you through how to get set up in a few easy steps.

Firstly, you pick your menu board template (up to 199 to choose from), or decide to start from scratch. The menu boards are fully customizable, allowing you to add your own menu items, change colors and upload images.

Once happy with your masterpiece you can download it as a PNG or JPEG file, or grab your unique URL. Load this into ScreenCloud and you"re ready to begin showing great digital menu boards on to your screens.

If you’re new to digital signage, then you’ll need to connect your screens to a ScreenCloud account. Take a look at how to get your screens ready with the quick video below.

If you don’t have a smart TV, all you need to invest in is a cheap media device, like an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K(around $40) or Chromecast with Google TV (around $50), and plug it into the HDMI port on the back of your TV. Or if you are looking for a more robust device that has business features, we suggest our Station P1 Pro device or an Intel NUC Celeron. Once it’s connected, you can use the same process to download the ScreenCloud app and get your menu onto your TV screen. You can find out which media device is best for your restaurant’s screens by using our Hardware Selector Tool.

Now you can upload your files from wherever they’re saved - your computer, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and so on. ScreenCloud supports the majority of file types including jpeg, gif, png, and svg, PDFs and Office/iWorks formats to make uploading your content easier.

Anytime you need to make a change, or you update your restaurant menu, simply re-upload an image or make your changes within Canvas or your Menu Board app. This will change the content on your screens in real-time.

If you have multiple screens across multiple locations, as long as they’re connected to the same ScreenCloud account you only need to follow the steps above once; any changes made will be reflected on all selected screens. This makes it easy to manage all of your restaurant TV screens from one system.

As an example, you could create different menus to cover breakfast to dinner, including happy hours and meal deals. Add these menus to a Playlist and set them to your screen.

Click into the menu you wish to schedule, then Availability. By clicking on Enable availability you can then set the date and time you wish that content to show on your screen. This is great for scheduling on-going yet time-sensitive promotions without having to manually remember to take it up and down.

Mamuśka! split their target audience into three groups and two different time slots. Breakfast diners (builders, local office workers) are shown different content to evening diners (local residents, destination diners). Those eating during the week are shown different advertisements to those eating at the weekend (sports, special drinks offers).

If you"d like to see how easy it is to create a digital signage menu board in your restaurant, start with a 14-day free trial of ScreenCloud at: screencloud.com/getstarted.

POP displays are a marketing and advertising strategy used in retail stores to promote specific merchandise and special offers to shoppers who are ready to make a purchase. POP displays can be located near the checkout counter or in certain areas of the store to encourage purchasing decisions. For example, at the ends of aisles or in the center of aisles.

POP displays are used to enhance shoppers’ in-store experience and emphasize specific products or offers. It’s not a marketing strategy to increase foot traffic, but rather to increase sales once the customer comes into your store.

A POP display is the physical place where products are displayed in your store. This includes shelf stoppers, freestanding displays, or a specialized POP display with promotional signage.

For example, if you have a jewelry store, the POP could be a countertop display where the customer chooses a pair of earrings, and the POS is at the checkout counter where you collect payment and wrap and bag their purchase. But you could leverage your jewelry POS by displaying jewelry cleaner or small jewelry boxes at the counter to encourage the shopper to purchase more products.

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The types of POP displays can be broken down into the fixtures themselves, as well as by the permanence of the display. Here are a few of the most commonly used types of POP displays:

Temporary displays tend to be the most commonly used type of POP. You can use them to feature seasonal products or special promotions. These types of displays are usually less expensive, made from cardboard, and used in the form of freestanding displays, endcap displays, or dump bins, for example.

Also known as off-shelf displays or secondary displays, semi-permanent displays generally stay up for three months to a year. They are made from stronger materials, including glass, metal, wood, heavier cardboard, and hard plastics.

You can use these displays to build the foundation of your store design and then mix things up weekly, monthly, or however you choose with semi-permanent and temporary POP displays.

For example, a jewelry store would likely have shelves and tables that remain in the same place year after year, while glass display boxes and other smaller POP displays might move around the store.

Digital POP displays usually have a digital monitor or LCD screen. In most cases, they still have a physical container and are used to advertise featured products via video or slideshow.

Robotic POP displays have only been around since 2020, and at the moment, Tokinomo POP displays are the only ones on the market. It’s essentially a small box with a robotic arm that’s triggered when the customer walks near the box. It’s built to hold most types of consumer products, and when the motion sensor is activated, the product is moved into the shopper’s view.

Messaging delivered to potential customers at the precise moment they decide to make a purchase is called point-of-purchase, or POP marketing. This type of marketing can be used in-store and online to influence buying behavior.

In-store POP displays play an important role in POP marketing. Strategically placing products around your store means shoppers will notice them more, increasing the likelihood of sales. POP marketing includes a range of displays, from labels or banners that catch the attention of customers to larger displays in the middle or at the ends of aisles.

Using POP displays to bring attention to products and show how they’re used will not only help you sell more, it also makes it easier for shoppers to reach for merchandise.

Most POP displays are temporary and more affordable than permanent in-store fixtures and displays. This way you can change them often to refresh the sales floor at a low cost.

Due to their temporary nature and affordability, using POP displays to test new products or the ways you display specific merchandise is a major advantage. They’re also versatile and easy to move around.

POP displays let you use one display to highlight a specific product, collection, or brand. This way, you’re able to grab the attention of a specific audience or customer segment and build brand awareness.

Without creating a special space or banner for your in-store promotions, customers likely won’t know they exist. POP displays are the perfect way to advertise special promotions and entice customers to buy.

Oftentimes, merchandise can get lost on a rack or crowded shelf, but secondary displays like POP displays let you rotate the products you feature on a monthly, weekly, or even daily basis. This way, each time a customer visits your store, they experience discovering your products in a new way.

“Add-on” type items that are highly relevant to your customers can trigger impulsive purchases or serve as reminders for customers. Sephora, for example, keeps its travel- and sample-size products in these displays, which are easy for customers to justify as something they genuinely need to stock up on.

Setting up stations throughout your store to let customers actually try your product before they buy can influence buying decisions and increase sales.

Whole Foods is well known for the availability of product samples throughout its stores. Many locations invite suppliers and vendors into the store on weekends to set up booths and tables where passing customers can snag a sample of their product.

Similarly, Trader Joe’s sets up places where customers can sample the store’s own line of food. Doing so can drive shoppers to choose a Trader Joe’s store brand over another, similar item it also carries.

You don’t need to sell food items in order to allow customers to try before they buy. You can let customers sample most consumable goods. And you can even work with your suppliers to see if they’ll send sample-size inventory to your store for free to support your efforts to increase sales.

If you sell items that can’t be consumed, a product demo could work in place of providing samples. Best Buy is constantly practicing point-of-purchase marketing with most of its products because customers can see, touch, and interact with them via sectioned displays. Best Buy offers you the chance to try out the latest iteration of PlayStation or Xbox by setting one up and allowing consumers to play a game on the system. They also have a table with the entire line of Apple products available for shoppers to test.

Or take the single sample station idea and turn it into an entire storewide event as a way to influence customers’ specific purchasing decisions after they’ve already made up their minds to shop with you.

You can send that group of customers an invitation to your event, like Wine Riot, a company that runs a series of wine tasting events, did with a personalized email to 300 of its top customers.

Pop-up shops usually allow brands to temporarily set up within another retailer’s store. But you can use this technique to showcase a particular line of products or segment of your own inventory.

Shake the Tree, a specialty boutique retailer in Boston, periodically changes up curated displays within its store. It currently features a corner stocked exclusively with barware—including glasses, cocktail shakers, and recipe books—that fits the vibe of the shop, but also has unique items that stand out against its other lines of inventory, like clothing and accessories.

The store’s customers probably didn’t come into the store specifically to buy barware. But the pop-up-inspired display creates a sense of fun and novelty, which can inspire customers to make additional purchasing decisions once in the space.

POP displays are a great place to showcase complementary or similar products. Doing this will make it easier for customers to find products they can purchase together and, in turn, can increase their average purchase amount.

For example, if the jewelry store I mentioned earlier sells earrings, necklaces, and bracelets, coordinating sets or items that look nice together can be placed on the same POP display. Additionally, you could also display jewelry cleaner and storage on the same fixture to encourage customers to purchase add-on products they may not have thought about buying before.

According to a commissioned Forrester Consulting study conducted on behalf of Shopify, 40% of brands say offering experiential retail will be a top priority for them in the next year, something 32% of consumers say they are likely to engage with. POP displays can be used to leverage experiential retail with tangible or interactive experiences.

Customer expectations.Think about the features and benefits your target market expects from the products you sell, then promote them via your POP display.

Competitive advantage. Spy on your competition to see what types of POP displays they’re using in-store. If you notice some setups are catching the attention of more shoppers than others, try to emulate what works and improve what doesn’t.

It might be difficult to keep an eye on your POP displays throughout the day, but you could assign store staff to watch performance or check your in-store cameras on a weekly basis.

No matter what products you sell, finding ways to highlight them and helping customers discover what you have in-store is crucial to the success of your retail business. POP displays are the perfect way to showcase new collections, advertise promotions, and entice customers to purchase more products.

Self-Checkout Kiosks: These are becoming increasingly popular in retail stores, allowing customers to scan and pay for their items without having to interact with a cashier.

On July 29 2015, Windows released their new operating system “Windows 10.” Devices equipped with Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 were given one year to upgrade to Windows 10 for free, and so the migration to the new OS (operating system) Windows 10 is happening much faster than previous Windows operating systems. Even corporate users who emphasize stability over innovation, will proceed to slowly migrate towards Windows 10 when Windows 7 support ends in 2020.

Example: EIZO LCD display FlexScan EV2455 connected to 13.3" 2in1 notebook PC (VAIO Z). Projecting the 13.3" notebook PC display to a 24.1" WUXGA (1920 x 1200 pixels) external display greatly enhances one’s work efficiency.

Setting up a multi-display environment on Windows 10 is incredibly simple. When you connect a second display to your PC, Windows automatically detects the display and displays the desktop UI.

In this case we opened the multi-display function from the desktop UI by selecting the OS “Project” menu. From the taskbar, click on the Action Center (bottom right of screen) and select “Project,” or if you want to use the shortcut keys, press the Windows Key andP key and the “Project” menu will appear. There are four types of display methods that can be chosen. If you want to expand the desktop UI over two screens, select the “Extend” option.

From here the two screens’ position relative to each other, display size such as text (expansion rate), display orientation, the previous four display method settings, and the main / sub-display monitor settings can be changed. Additionally, if you cannot see your connected display, click on “detect” to try to find the display (if this doesn’t work we recommend reconnecting the cable and/or restarting your PC).

In the “System > Display” menu the screen position, display size (enlargement ratio), display orientation, display method of the multi-display, and main/sub display can be set.

In Windows 10, the Snap Assist function that sticks the window to the edge of the screen is available, and even more convenient. If you drag the window to the left or right of the screen, the window will expand to fill half of the screen. This is also possible in the extended desktop function where two windows can be placed onto the left and right sides of each monitor, making a total of four open windows. This can also be accomplished with the shortcut keys Windows + left or right arrow.

In Windows 10, after a window has been snapped to either the left or right side using the snap function, the empty area in the opposite side will display all other available windows as thumbnails. Choose one of these windows and it will fill that side of the screen.

Furthermore in Windows 10, if a window is moved to one of the four corners of the screen, it will shrink to 1/4 the size of the screen, so that four windows can be displayed at once. Additionally, in a multi-display environment, if you are displaying too many windows and your desktop has become messy, click and drag the window you want to view and quickly shake it to minimize all other windows. You can also press Windows and Home.

If you connect an external display to a notebook PC, being able to create a large-screen, high resolution dual-display environment can significantly improve one’s work efficiency. These days products with high density pixel displays larger than full HD are becoming more common, but if a notebook PC with a screen size of 13 or 14 inches is displayed on one of these high resolution displays, the screen will end up shrinking so that it’s difficult to read, and so it has to be enlarged by 150% or 200%. Therefore it’s not that resolution = workspace, but rather that your workspace is limited to the size of your screen.

For example you could do things like compare multiple pages at once in a web browser; create a graph on a spreadsheet and paste it into a presentation while reading a PDF document; do work on one screen and watch videos or view a social media timeline on the other; play a game on one screen while reading a walk-through on the other, or use an external color management monitor to check for correct colors. Using an external monitor in addition to your notebook PC allows all of these things to be done seamlessly without having to switch between windows.

Example: An EIZO 24.1 inch WUXGA display (FlexScan EV2455) connected to a high-spec 2in1 VAIO Z notebook PC (from here on the examples will display the same set-up). The VAIO Z notebook display has a high definition resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, but because the screen is only a “mobile” 13.3 inches, on Windows it is expanded to 200%. Adding this to the FlexScan EV2455’s 24.1 inch 1920 x 1200 pixel display, gives a vast area of work space. Of course, because the FlexScan EV2455 has a large screen and 1920 x 1200 pixels, the notebook’s display can be displayed at 100% without needing to increase the 1920 x 1200 pixels. This makes for comfortable browsing of multiple web pages as shown.

Example: On a large external display, you can watch an online video while searching for relevant information on your notebook. Of course you can surf the internet on anything, but the large external screen is perfect for enjoying video content.

A word of advice when choosing a monitor to connect to your notebook PC, in a dual display environment — having the two taskbars at the bottom of the screen be uniform makes it easier to use, but a notebook PC’s height cannot be adjusted, so choosing a product that can be easily adjusted is desirable. Furthermore, because a notebook’s display is situated at a fairly low height, an external monitor that can be lowered to the table surface is better.

On the other hand, if you have an external monitor that can be raised quite high, it can be situated on top of the notebook – achieving an extended workspace on a narrow desk. Additionally, if you have an external monitor that is capable of rotating to a vertical (portrait) position, you can take advantage of the long screen by using it for web pages, SNS timelines, and reading documents.

If an LCD display’s height adjustment range is wide, you can create a vertical multi-display environment like this, reducing the required width of your working space. The image gives the example of a VAIO Z and FlexScan EV2455, but if you tilt the screen of the VAIO Z, the FlexScan EV2455 can be made to not overlap as shown; naturally creating two screens.

In our examples we used the EIZO 24.1-inch WUXGA display FlexScan EV2455 because it is a monitor with a height adjustment range of 131 mm and the ability to be vertically rotated, so it can be easily combined with a notebook PC. Additionally, because of the narrow “frameless” design, the black border and bezel (i.e. noise) is minimized as much as possible. It’s easy to appreciate how the visual transition from one screen to the other becomes naturally gentler on the eyes. This monitor will also suit any photo-retouching and content creation by correctly displaying the sRGB color gamut; i.e. displaying colors the same as those found in most notebook PCs.

It should be noted that in Windows 10, the “tablet mode” cannot be used in a multi-display environment. In Windows 8/8.1 a notebook PC could display the modern UI start screen while an external display could display the desktop UI, but in Windows 10 the multi-display environment is restricted to only using the desktop UI. This is one of the revived functions that were found to be most useful in Windows 7.

Although the notebook PC has become mainstream in recent years, the desktop PC is still popular for users who require high-performance or work efficient computers. So to these users who want to take advantage of their high-powered PCs and increase their productivity, we recommend the multi-display environment. Using large, high resolution displays in a multi-display environment gives you an unbeatable advantage.

Because there are no screen size or resolution restrictions like in a notebook PC, the desktop multi-display environment can use a flexible combination of screen sizes and resolutions according to your location, budget or application. If so inclined, using the previous EIZO monitor, a resolution of 5760 x 1080 pixels could be made from 3 monitors, 5760 x 2160 pixels from 6 monitors, and many more variations can be made.

An example of how a multi-display environment can be used in the business scene. The left display can display tables and calculations of statistical data, while comparing the graphs, and the right screen can be used to summarize the findings in a document. If this were just one monitor, you would be constantly switching between windows, but with two monitors you can see all the necessary data without needing to switch between windows; improving work efficiency and reducing transcribing errors.

An example of how map-based services can be used. On just one screen, the display range of a map is quite narrow, but with two screens, a map, aerial photo, information about the location, and photos from the location can all be displayed at the same time. You can take advantage of the realism of the large screen by doing virtual tours of tourist destinations.

An example of how the multi-display environment can help with photo re-touching. Rotating one monitor to the vertical position can help with retouching portrait photos, or editing long documents and websites. If you want to take advantage of a vertical screen, you need to choose a monitor that can be rotated or buy a separate rotating mount to attach your monitor to.

Most commonly when people want to build a multi-display environment, they start with one monitor, and then later add another one. Ideally, it’s best to purchase multiple monitors of the same model in the beginning. This way the screen size and resolution can be aligned, but also the color and aesthetics will match. But perhaps more importantly, because the monitors are the same age, any defects in the screen such as color variations can be found early-on by comparing the two monitors next to each other.

Another note for those who might be thinking about trying to build a multi-display environment, is that the more monitors you align, the wider your viewing angle will need to be. In order to be able to see each monitor clearly without having to move, you need to buy a product that has wide viewing angles. Furthermore, the more screens you have the harder it is to avoid light reflecting on your screen and into your eyes. To prevent this, we recommend buying a monitor with a glare reducing surface, which will make the screens easier to see and will be easier on your eyes. Additionally, as mentioned above we recommend a monitor with a narrow bezel and black border as it is space-saving and increases visibility among other advantages.

The 24.1-inch WUXGA display FlexScan EV2455 that we used, uses an IPS LCD panel with wide viewing angles and a glare reducing screen. Furthermore it has a narrow-frame design of only 6.2 mm (1 mm bezel and 5.2 mm black border). Therefore two monitors side by side will only have a gap of 12.4 mm, so you can make an almost noiseless multi-display environment. Another feature is the automatic dimming function (Auto EcoView) which leads to less eye fatigue, and less power consumption.

Earlier we introduced the set-up procedure for Windows 10 “multi-display,” and also showed some concrete examples. Whether you use a notebook PC or the more conventional desktop PC, if you want to increase the work efficiency of Windows 10, using multi-display is highly effective.

The ability to accurately monitor temperature and humidity levels in storage or during transport is of the utmost importance to manufacturers, suppliers, importers, and exporters. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, with transport costs rising, a shortage of shipping containers, delays in distribution across the globe, and other interruptions in the supply chain, accurate monitoring has only become more complex, and traders struggle to guarantee product quality.

Tzone Digital Technology Co., Ltd. (hereafter ‘Tzone’) is a specialized manufacturer of temperature humidity monitoring devices. The company has recently launched its latest TempU08 Disposable USB temperature data logger with LCD Screen.

The company director Frank Liao first introduced the main functions of the temperature data logger: “This recorder is an improvement of the previous TempU02 (disposable) and TempU04 (multi-use) USB temperature data logger. Compared to the TempU02, the TempU08 has added configuration software and LCD. Clients can use the LCD screen to quickly access the temperature range of their products. They can also start recording and set temperature alarms. Moreover, unlike the TempU04, the TempU08 is a disposable temperature data logger, which significantly lowers the cost of transport.”

Tzone has a broad customer base with sales markets covering many countries and regions around the world, including Europe, America, Southeast Asia, etc. Frank Liao added that, for the upcoming harvest season, the Tzone team is glad to provide free samples to thank our new and old customers!

Signworld America is your fastest, most affordable online source for quality trade show display and signage solutions. We carry a large inventory of hardware and display products in our warehouse, and offer in-house graphic design and custom full color printing. This allows us to offer you some of the fastest turnaround time in the industry for superior display products, backed by the finest customer service. We’ve got you covered whether you’re looking for a full trade show booth display solution or compelling signage for your small business to grow your customer base and sell more products.