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Portrait Displays offers a comprehensive line of software products engineered to enhance users viewing experience, create competitive differentiation between brands and product lines, and improve product line and overall margin. Moreover, Portrait Displays solutions combine cutting edge technology with the industry's broadest hardware and software compatibility. And as our decade long relationships can attest, Portrait Displays consistently leads the market with best of breed software that help sell more displays to users.
TV Tune uses Portrait Displays’ patent-pending PixeLava™ advanced communication technology to calibrate television displays. Easy-to-use on-screen instructions guide the user to reduce no-problem-found returns. Other uses include: automatic calibration, advanced calibration for service technicians, rental control, theft deterrence, gui customization, unique settings saved for each input.
Web pages, E-mails, and forms are better displayed in full-page orientation where
the entire contents of the application can be viewed on the screen. Users can be more productive
by using a display capable of both landscape and portrait viewing orientations.
The design of the computer display was originally based on the landscape shape of the television. We’re accustomed to viewing information on a display that
is wider than it is tall. While the landscape orientation works for television viewing, it's not well suited for working with documents.
Since the advent of WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) technology, computer document handling has followed the portrait orientation of the 8.5″ x 11″ or
A4 paper document standard. Over 70 percent of the documents computer users work with are in portrait orientation. Research has shown that over 60 percent
of those users who set up their rotating computer displays in portrait orientation, keep it there.
For most computer users, the standard computer display contains a substantial amount of wasted space along the right-hand side of the display. Since only
a few types of documents call for landscape orientation, the portrait view makes better use of the desktop space by allowing you to see and work with more of
your document without constant scrolling.
Fine tuning a monitor’s display enhances the user experience, with crisper text and brighter,
accurate colors. Default monitor settings do not address the preferences of individual users. Unique considerations
range from the host graphics controller to subjective perceptions of light and color. Manual monitor controls are
often too difficult to deal with, but Display Tune® provides a simple graphical interface that
guides users through a step-by-step tuning process. The return on a properly tuned display is an increase in the user’s comfort and productivity.
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