[Michlib-l] digital displays

[Stephanie]

We purchased a TV for that as I knew TVs used to have the photo rotation
option.  However, the newer TVs, it turns out, did away with that option.
So, I did a little research and found that a lot of museums (that also love
to have rotating digital informational displays) got around that problem by
using a Micca Speck.    We ordered ours through Amazon for about $40 and
it's been fabulous.  We update and change out our information on a flash
drive that we plug in to the TV and the Micca Speck does the work of the
continuous rotation of information.

Stephanie Masin
Director
Maud Preston Palenske Memorial Library
500 Market Street
St. Joseph, MI  49085

On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 3:58 PM, Perri Saunders <perri at monroe.lib.mi.us>
wrote:

> We're looking to purchase the "TV-looking" screens for informational
> displays.  Are they TVs or special computer screens?  I would be displaying
> information about upcoming programs and library services.
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> I've seen them in other libraries, but now that it's time to get them, I
> don't know what to look for.  Can anyone give info on where and what to
> purchase?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
>
> *Perri Saunders,* *Director*
> *White Pigeon Township Library*
> *102 N. Kalamazoo St., P.O. Box 399*
> *White Pigeon, MI   49099*
> *Phone  269.483.7409 <269.483.7409>*
> *Fax  269.483.9923 <269.483.9923>*
> *perri at monroe.lib.mi.us* <perri at monroe.lib.mi.us>
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