New DILAD Rear Projection Films

DILAD's newest rear projection screens offer improved installation on acrylics and glass.

Vancouver, BC (PRWEB) May 29, 2006 -- Rear projection video screens are rapidly making the transition to mainstream use in both the home and the workplace.

DILAD is leading the industry with its opaque high contrast GS and T90S projection films.

The newest DILAD models are designated GSK and T90SK. These have been specially formulated to adhere to acrylic, which is often more difficult to work with than glass.

The DILAD GSK and T90SK are installed in minutes using common tools and can be cut to size on-site. A storefront window quickly becomes a giant projection surface that displays video or stills of products and services. Or imagine your favourite movie or video game played out on a 100" screen in your living room.

Size doesn't matter with DILAD.

At over 32 square feet, the smallest screen offered at www.dilad.ca builds a seamless 100" wide screen in any display ratio.

Our largest roll is 131 square feet, and can be divided into eleven 60" screens, six 80" screens or four 100" screens. By joining multiple pieces together, any screen size can be realized.

New pricing from TCI makes DILAD more affordable than ever. Our largest seamless screens now start at less than $400.

When combined with the new generation of low-priced DLP projectors offering up to 3000 lumens for just over a thousand dollars, DILAD creates unbeatable value in a high-impact display.

"We're seeing increased demand for rear projection displays from around the world," says TCI's Alicia Mottus. "The digital signage market is huge and DILAD makes good financial sense for designers and business owners looking to take this step."

"I find it remarkable that we can now replace expensive print posters with large video systems that actually save money over the course of a single year, and at the same time offer a far more impressive and fluid presentation."

About Telematics Canada
Founded in 2000, TCI is a privately held company based in Vancouver, Canada.

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