NEC Display provides visual systems for Sherlock Holmes exhibition at the Museum of London

The next 17 October, the Museum of London will open an exhibition, dedicated to the figure of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes, whose key piece will be a video wall made up of 16 46” NEC X464UN screens that will display images supplied from a PX750U projector.

NEC Display Solutions has been chosen as a technological partner for the exhibition on Sherlock Holmes that will open at the Museum of London next October. This is the first major exhibition to be held in the capital of the United Kingdom since 1951 of the most famous fictional detective in the world.

The exhibition curators will make extensive use of film and photographs to weave together the many faces of Sherlock Holmes. With NEC experience, The museum is making an ambitious and shocking climax of the exhibition, which will give visitors a completely immersive experience.

“We have identified NEC video wall technology as the best technological solution for this part of the exhibition, which will also be the final section and the one that all our visitors will talk about”, explains Rebecca Gilmore, Project Director at the Museum of London.

Throughout the exhibition, An NEC desktop will also be installed, large format screens and a PX750U projector that will be in charge of transmitting the contents, while 16 backlit LED displays 46 inches NEC X464UN will form the video wall that will be the central element of the exhibition.

“Building on the success of recent exhibitions at the museum, and in the interest that the figure of Sherlock Holmes arouses in the public, We hope to attract more than 100.000 visitors during the course of the exhibition that will be open from 17 October 2014 al 12 April 2015,” comments Rebecca Gilmore.