Matrox TripleHead2Go Drives Digital Menu Boards at London 2012 Olympic Games Building Site

Matrox solution helps Bon Appetit showcase dynamic content across a multi-monitor digital signage platform

Montreal, Canada — Matrox Graphics Inc. today announced that Bon Appetit has incorporated the Matrox TripleHead2Go Graphics eXpansion Module (GXM) to power a digital signage installation at the building site for the upcoming London 2012 Olympic Games. The Matrox TripleHead2Go solution allows Bon Appetit to connect three monitors to a single workstation, enabling the leading UK food service provider to display dynamic content across multiple digital menu boards at resolutions of 1360×768 per display.

Selected as the exclusive catering firm for the London 2012 Games building site, Bon Appetit wanted to upgrade their typical static menu boards with a modern digital menu system. Contracting Signature Digital Menus to manage the digital signage installation, the digital menu board specialist brought in partners Beaver Solutions and Scala to build the creative content and software management solution respectively, while leveraging the Matrox TripleHead2Go technology to power three displays from a single system. The new digital menu setup fits in seamlessly with the restaurant’s new layout and design, but more importantly provides Bon Appetit with the necessary communication platform to present customers with the latest prices, menus, and specials for superior sales results.

“The Matrox TripleHead2Go units are an invaluable asset to delivering high-quality video signals for the digital menu boards,” says Peter Critchley, Director, Signature Digital Menus Ltd. “We’re very impressed and pleased with the continuing reliability of these multi-monitor solutions.”

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