December 6, 2025
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End-of-Life LCD Solutions: Strategies for Extending Display Longevity in Industrial Applications

Jeff Sharon09 mins

In the fast-paced world of industrial technology, Liquid Crystal Displays (LCDs) remain critical for delivering vital information across sectors like manufacturing, medical, transportation, marine, aerospace, and defense. These displays power everything from factory floor Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) to diagnostic medical equipment and ruggedized navigation systems. However, as display technologies evolve and manufacturers phase out older models, managing end-of-life (EOL) LCDs poses a significant challenge for industries that depend on long-term operational continuity. Obsolescence can lead to costly downtime, system redesigns, and increased waste, but with strategic solutions, businesses can extend the lifespan of their displays, ensuring reliability, cost savings, and sustainability. At AGDisplays, we specialize in EOL LCD solutions, offering innovative repair, refurbishment, and enhancement services to keep industrial displays functional well beyond their expected lifecycle. This blog explores proven strategies for extending display longevity in industrial applications, addressing technical, economic, and environmental considerations.

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Harnessing LCD Technology for Marketing Success

Jeff Sharon08 mins

In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of marketing, businesses are constantly seeking innovative ways to capture the attention of consumers and stand out from the competition. One technology that has made a significant impact in this regard is LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology. From digital signage to interactive kiosks, LCD displays offer a versatile and engaging platform for marketers to showcase their products and messages. At AGDisplays, we specialize in providing high-quality LCD solutions that help businesses maximize their marketing potential. In this blog, we’ll explore how LCD technology is utilized in the marketing industry and how AGDisplays’ services can benefit your business.

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Mitsubishi’s LCD Departure: One Year Later

Jeff Sharon05 mins

Its been a little more than one year since the Japanese electronics giant Mitsubishi announced the end of their LCD manufacturing business. This left many customers struggling to decide how to replace or repair their potentially aging fleet of displays. Mitsubishi in particular was a company renowned for very high quality displays and a retains a well known brand recognition within the industry, while many of the newer competing brands struggle to gain customer trust. How then, is an LCD customer supposed to best decide an alternative to their Mitsubishi display?

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EMI Solutions for PCAP Displays

Jeff Sharon07 mins

MI, otherwise known as Electromagnetic Interference, is an unintended digital “noise” or frequency that disrupts the electrical path of a nearby electronic device. EMI can be created by both natural and man-made means, and is caused, on some level, by all electronic devices. Electronic devices, when powered on, will emit a magnetic field, and begin radiating electromagnetic waves. Whenever two or more electronic signals meet at the same frequency, they disrupt one another, causing EMI. EMI interferes with the intended frequencies and reduces the overall signal quality.

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NVIS Displays: Night Vision Imaging Systems Explained

Jeff Sharon08 mins

NVIS, or “Night Vision Imaging System”, is a piece or group of equipment that permits the user to safely see and operate in night-time and near-dark environments. As defined on the AGDisplays website; “Night vision imaging systems (NVIS) are systems that use image intensifier tubes to produce an enhanced image of a scene in light conditions too low for normal navigation and pilotage.”

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