Technology + Commodity = Affordability

Just ten years ago a 19" LCD screen may have cost as much as $2000. Today they are closer to $100. The economics of screen technology are working in your favor and now a display screen is affordable even for those on a strict budget.

Advances in Technology and Moore's Law

Like computers, display screen technology has enjoyed rapid advances over the past decade. These advances have allowed screen manufacturers to make better screens at less expense.

Increase in Supply

The costs that have been saved in the manufacturing process are being passed on to you the consumer thanks to a spike in competition. In recent years the technology has become more accessible and a number of new entrants, offering rock bottom prices, are putting downward pressure on prices.

The Ultimate Commodity?

Screens are a generic technology offering a wide range of uses. At the same time, their many uses offer exciting new opportunities for strategic communication. With technological advances accelerating, and competition heating up the standard display screen is becoming a true commodity.