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5″ Multifunction Display in Design Phase

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Designed to meet several military standards (704D, 810F, 461E, 462, DO-160E), General Digital’s 5″ (diagonal) Smart Multifunction Display is well-suited to helicopter and fixed-wing applications. It will feature an sunlight readable LED backlight, EMI glass, heater glass, a rugged enclosure, and PowerPC-based drive electronics. Optionally available will be NVIS compatibility for use with night vision goggles. Data […]

Developing Saber Standalone 24″ with Touch Screen

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General Digital is in the early stages of engineering a slim profile, touch sensitive, widescreen 24″ LCD monitor with integrated power supply. The 300 nit LED backlight ensures consistent brightness acrosss the display face, while the SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) touch screen improves the user interface. The modified Saber Standalone also features standard VESA mounting capability, […]

Developing Industry’s First IP-Addressable LCD Microcontroller

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General Digital is developing the industry’s first IP-addressable LCD microcontroller, which will forever revolutionize the way our customers manage their global distribution of LCD monitors. The Tracker 4See™ is designed specifically to provide our technicians with access to Calibration, Configuration, Control and Correction of an LCD monitor, all via a web driven interface. So long as it […]

Now Shipping SlimLine Lite II with KVM Switch

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General Digital just shipped our first SlimLine Lite II™ with an integrated KVM switch. A KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switch is used to connect a single keyboard, monitor and mouse to multiple computers or servers. At a customer’s request, we integrated a 4-port KVM switch into our SlimLine Lite II’s optional rack adaptor and power supply assembly. […]