Barco secures substantial Chinese contract

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Jun 13, 2012

Image display firm Barco has been awarded an exclusive contract to provide MDRC-2120 clinical review displays for an e-hospital project that includes more than 60 sites in Gansu Province, China.

The first 33 displays have been delivered and are scheduled for installation soon.

The MDRC-2120 is a 20-inch clinical review display equipped with medical-grade in-plane switching (IPS) technology with a native resolution at 1600 x 1200.

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