It looks like High Definition is not just for democrats (see August 12th blog on HD at the DNC), but is also for those who are Republican. The Republican National Convention used a 51’ x 30’ Hibino Chroma LED video wall by LG to display not only visual images and video feeds during speeches but also a live broadcasted video from President George Bush. President Bush actually seemed to be in the Xcel Energy Center.

Not only this, but LG supplied many flat screens monitors in the Hurricane Information Center within the convention so that participants could track Hurricane Gustav in the Gulf of Mexico. Obviously, in cases of crisis, up-to-date information is imperative in today’s world, and having the ability to view video in true color and sound only enhances the information.

As Maria Cino, president and CEO of the RNCC, commented on the impact of LG’s HD technology at the convention: “LG’s [HD] technology enhanced the overall experience of our convention.”

If HD screens can add value to the Republican Convention, just think how much added value HD technology can bring to the business sector.

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