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NEC lops off its feet in green drive

10 June 2008 • 1 min read

AV vendor responds to channel feedback by removing the plastic ‘feet' from some its large format products

Audiovisual (AV) vendor NEC Display Solutions is removing its free ‘feet’ from a number of its products to minimise the environmental impact of display solutions. Research conducted by the vend...

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