Video walls were developed in the early 1980s. The monitors were often televisions or CRTs that make the gap between the screens quite noticeable. “Image splitting,” is a technique that is used where an even number of monitors are used to show pieces of a single image or message was adequate at best but important parts of that image or message were often missing because of the thickness of the bezels. The technology slowly improved through the 90s and early 2000s but one aspect remained constant: Bezels, no matter how thin, were simply distracting.  Video walls have several distinct attributes and advantages, with image display capability and flexibility that simply cannot be achieved otherwise. Whether for artistic reasons, or to enhance the ambiance of your business space or provide branding and other marketing information or data to the clients, visitors or the public, video walls are an excellent way to create a positive impact in a space and get everyone’s atten...