New TL Infovision Digital Displays from Trans-Lux are a Sure Bet at Casino Royale
Networked LED Displays Deliver Up-to-the-Second Visual Alerts For Progressive Jackpots.
Norwalk, CT - Located in the heart of the infamous Las Vegas Strip, the Casino Royale has been named by the Travel Channel as the "#1 World's Best Place to Strike It Rich" and, for those who do, the new Trans-Lux TL Infovision LED Digital Displays above the slot machines vividly display slot payoffs to the winners and other casino guests. The new LED digital displays configured in a three-sided message center are also used by Casino Royale to promote progressive jackpots and engage patrons to play.
"The TL Infovision LED Digital Displays installed in the slot area of Casino Royale deliver engaging content and information to help increase player traffic, interest and participation," said J.M. Allain, President & CEO of Trans-Lux Corporation. "These new digital displays feature the latest LED technologies to deliver the highest levels of performance and are networked throughout the facility to implement universal or individual content changes on the fly."
The new TL Infovision LED displays deliver high resolution, full color animations and graphics making them ideal for multiple promotional, information and messaging applications. Areas of each individual display can be partitioned and modified independently so that static elements, continuous live data streams and updated information can be combined on a single display. Multiple and individual displays can also be easily updated via network connection or locally via PC.
About Trans-Lux
Trans-Lux Corporation (TLX) is a leading designer and manufacturer of digital signage display solutions for the financial, sports and entertainment, gaming and leasing markets. With a comprehensive offering of LED Large Screen Systems, LCD Flat Panel Displays, branded Data Walls and Fair-Play Scoreboards, Trans-Lux delivers comprehensive digital signage solutions for any size venue's indoor and outdoor display needs.
