Abstract: This disclosure generally relates to a multimedia display equipped with a proximity sensor. The display is made of a device equipped with a proximity sensor and a computing device to better create and manage multimedia presentations. The display allows owners to insert a panel equipped with an LCD screen inside an enclosure with an opening in either a landscape or portrait orientation. Owners may use their computers to prepare, manage, and store audio and visual information. The display allows owners to better customize and use the device by using known computing, cabling, and display technology in conjunction with a robust enclosure. Finally, the display allows owners to rotate the LCD screen from a portrait orientation to a landscape orientation, or vice versa.

Abstract: A system and a method of supplying content in a point of selection merchandise display system in response to detected movement of a radio frequency identification tag attached to a consumer product.

Abstract: An electronic display includes a first display, a second display and an enclosure that is adapted to house the first display and the second display such that the back side of the first display faces the back side of the second display. The enclosure includes a first side wall, a second side wall, and a perimeter wall. At least one support circuit disposed between the back side of the first display and the back side of the second display is operatively coupled to each of the first display and the second display. The thickness of the enclosure is substantially defined by a thickness of the first side wall, the thickness of the first display, the thickness of the second display, the thickness of the support circuit, and a thickness of the second side wall when the first display, the second display, and the support circuit are housed in the enclosure.