PixelFLEX Introduces the Light Rigid 4 LED Video Screen at InfoComm

	PixelFLEX Light Rigid 4 LED video screen

PixelFLEX, a manufacturer of flexible, lightweight, and durable LED video screens, announces the introduction of its Light Rigid 4 (LR-4). A lightweight, indoor hi-res LED video product, the LR-4 provides crisp and sharp playback that is ideal for IMAG, video reel playback, indoor advertising, and much more. The LR-4 will make its debut at InfoComm 2013 in Orlando, Florida, June 12-14 in booth 5987.

With its extremely thin construction, LR-4 is easy to assemble and disassemble, and is compact for storage. Key features of the new LED product from PixelFLEX include 4mm resolution, PowerCON and Ethernet connectors, and a per tile weight of approximately 17lb.

PixelFLEX's LR-4 offers one of the highest and sharpest resolution to date, and features a 140-degree vertical and horizontal viewing angle. Additionally, with 281 trillion colors available and a lifespan of 100,000 hours, the LR-4 presents optimal flexibility and durability to customers seeking to maximize viewer engagement.

"The popularity of our industry-leading lightweight LED video curtain walls was the driving force for the creation of a solution that would deliver an even higher video resolution and ease of installation in any indoor environment," said Jeremy Byrd, president and founder of PixelFLEX. "Whereas our existing video screen systems are perfect for use by touring musicians and bands on the road or in multi-use theatre environments, such as at universities, the LR-4 is the ultimate solution for permanent installations where high-end video improves the customer experience."

Videos and images can be sent to PixelFLEX's LR-4 through a variety of connections, including DVI, HDMI, VGA, SDI, HD-SDI, Composite, S-video or Component.

"Given the reception our LED video curtain walls have received, we're confident the LR-4 will find an audience looking to capitalize on its performance and ruggedness," Byrd continued. "Video is the driving force behind reaching consumers today, so having a lightweight screen that delivers pristine visuals will help users meet their bottom line."