Financial institutions are using technology to improve the quality of services being offered. LCD screens are prime contributors to quality improvement and improving the overall "look and feel" of various financial institutions like banks and stock markets trading centres.

1. LCD Screens For Financial Markets - What to Consider When
Purchasing These LCD Screens?
Financial institutions are using technology to improve the quality of services
being offered. LCD screens are prime contributors to quality improvement
and improving the overall "look and feel" of various financial institutions
like banks and stock markets trading centres.
For example, ICICI Bank in India is using LCD monitors to showcase the
bank products and to show the token number for waiting clients, all on the
same screen. New York Stock Exchange is using LCD Information Display
screens to show stock information and news. The screens provide a clear,
continuously updated status list of stock prices, currency exchange rates and
other financial information
Financial institutions are also using LCD screen for security purposes where
multiple security images are seen on one large screen to give a full
panoramic picture of the activities happening in a bank branch or other
financial institution.
When buying LCD screens financial institutions are purchasing LCD
Information Displays and not LCD TVs. Below please find an analysis of
why financial institutions are buying LCD Information Display and what
they consider when purchasing theses screen.
What to Consider When Purchasing these LCD Screens for Financial
Institutions?
LCD Screen Price: Price is always important however financial institutions
are increasingly evaluating the Total Cost of Ownership. Even though LCD
TVs are cheaper, their life span can be shorter, especially if operated for
extended number of hours in a day. TVs unlike displays are meant for
limited number of hour viewing unlike LCD information displays that are
meant for 24x7 operations.
Ruggedness and Extended Operation Capability: LCD Information Displays
unlike LCD TVs are fan-less closed box units. As a result it is harder for
dust and other contaminants to penetrate the box. Further LCD informational
displays are made for 24x7 operations while LCD TVs are made for limited
viewing. Ruggedness and life of the LCD screen is very important to reduce

2. failures of the LCD screens. For financial institution operations where
failure of a screen can create significant inconvenience or loss of business, it
does not make sense to risk using a LCD TV.
LCD Network Capability: Please make sure that the LCD screen features
RS-232 and LAN network connectivity. The network connectivity enables
remote monitoring of diverse LCD screens. You can also set alarms if an
LCD screen is switched off or not working. Remote monitoring of power
and other controls can also be done easily. For example, incase there is no
signal, a power save mode can be activated to reduce the brightness of the
LCD backlight by activating an energy saving feature.
Picture Quality: Most large LCDs are high definition. High definition LCDs
offers better picture resolution, contrast ratio, brightness, colour
reproduction and fast response time which results in enhanced picture
clarity. High definition, brightness and contrast ratio are vital features for
LCDs to have in financial sectors as they have crucial pricing information
and other related details. Further, the non glare feature of LCDs allows for
easy viewing in ambient light or where there is background light being
reflected on the screen. Most new LCDs have 176° viewing angle, making it
easy for viewing. Check viewing details to ensure that it meets your quality
requirements.
New LCD screen features are continuously emerging in order to attract the
prospective users on a large scale. You can read other related articles in
order to make the right decision for your LCD purchase.
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