Here's an interesting and noteworthy letter from a start-up company the middle of a LED Screen Installation feasibility study, with all its related considerations and doubts.

Recently I'm receiving many feedbacks about your approach to the Chinese LED Screens, in response to this article.

A question that I'm increasingly being asked about is "Are Chinese LED screens and companies reliable?".

Their considerably lower cost represents an opportunity that is surely worth considering.

But it is difficult for me to answer this question without resulting biest, so I decided to ask our audience what's their direct experience.

Asking how much a LED screen cost, is like asking how much a car cost. Such kind of questions can only have one answer. It depends. On all the following 5 variables:

1- SIZE: do you need a Smart Car or a BMW X5 (i.e. what are the dimensions of the LED screen you want to install?)

As we can very well understand from the question of the past article, if you live in a Country were there is not a precise law regulating the installation of LED screens, than submitting the proposal can be very frustrating. Without a national law, each City Hall decides at its own judgment to give or not the permit, therefore you don't know what the rules of the game are

"In 2006 I submitted to my City Hall the request for the installation of a led screen, but it was refused. So how is possible that in other cities nearby there are screens installed?"

Dear Francis, thanks for highlighting another key aspect for the installation of a LED screen: the authorization. Before answering your question, let me clarify one thing:

Yesterday I went to a live concert. The "Delle Alpi" Stadium was so full that it couldn't hold all the people that would have liked to attend the show. For safety reasons the authorities rented 5 Mobile LED Screens that were parked in different strategic spots nearby the stadium.

http://www.maxischermialed.it/2007/07/02/maxischermi-testimonianze-reali-video/

Ecco l'ultima domanda che ho ricevuto tramite il post-it giallo del manu destro: "E' possibile conoscere delle esperienze di successo nell'utilizzo dei maxi schermi? Vorrei poter entrare in contatto con queste persone per scambiare opinioni e consigli. Grazie Paola"

This is another question received via the yellow post on the right menu of the blog: "I have a question about connection and transmitting. Let's say you have 5 LED boards. Let's say for a sample there are different politicians in different cities and they want to advertise their campaign. Is there a way to advertise each of them, on their city's LED board (all other ads would stay the same on all LED boards). Thanks for all your help!"

I just got these questions via the yellow note on the right menu: "Is here any danger for PING (delay time between computer that gives signal-commercial, and receiver, in our case LED billboard. Result would be commercial running with delays)? Also, is there any chance to "interfere" (in a way of viruses, and other treats that are common in computer-internet area)? Thanks for all."

Why do LED Screens use the Virtual Pixel Technology? And what is it exactly? These are very common questions when you approach the LED Screens industry for the first time. The answer might look obscure at first, but it is actually very simple once you understand a few basic principles. The Virtual Pixel is a video-management feature that allows a 400% increase in image quality. Yes, 400%. So why LED Screens manufacturers use it is pretty obvious: they use it to show better quality, realistic-