ARTHUR HOLM DYNAMIC3, installed at the Governemt of the Sakha Republic of Yakutia Built entirely of aluminum and finished with a black edged anti-glare glass, Dynamic3 monitors offer a discreet design. The anodized finish provides a soft silky effect, is extremely resistant and serves to dissipate heat. The glass protects the screen, reduces “mirror” effect, allows for natural transparent color and can work (optionally) as a touch surface. This product range provides excellent contrast and unsurpassed viewing angles. Integration into furniture is extremely easy. The back of the screen can be covered with leather, Corian® or wood, allowing a uniform table finishing when the screen is fully retracted. The system is unique not only in terms of its aesthetics but also in terms of its functionality; the screen rises and leans, has an additional 180 degree rotation movement , and retracts inside the work surface in two different positions, with the monitor oriented up or down. The optional touchscreen can be used in a completely flat position, flushed with the work surface. The sophisticated electronics automatically detect the screen position, inverting the image automatically. Sensors stop the movements in case of detection of resistance in order to protect the user. The screen’s lifting system automatically activates the elevation of the tray, where keyboard and mouse (optional) can be placed. The use of ERT interfaces allows an easy and cost effective remote control and remote diagnose. The Sakha Republic (Yakutia) is one of the fastest growing federal subjects and has a significant influence on the development of the Russian Far East. Its vast territory rich in natural resources, presence of major export-oriented companies, favorable geographical position and proximity of the Asia-Pacific markets, as well as a unique tourist potential create preconditions for becoming a strategic outpost of Russia in the Far East. A new reference for ARTHUR HOLM!
Posted on: Mon, 22 Sep 2014 05:28:06 +0000
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