Talk:Planar Systems

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Planar electroluminescent displays are considered the "king" of all LCDs to the modding scene but are extremely rare.

The above is not cited.

It's also factually incorrect as and LCD is a liquid crystal display, which is a specific type of technology, while EL is a very very different technology. Perhaps they meant flat screen? Regardless, the Planar EL display are considered to be very expensive, but very good if a bit of a power hog. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 66.191.18.25 (talk • contribs) 19:46, 3 December 2006 (UTC).

I don't even think it's true -- they can't be all that rare, given that you can buy them off of their official website at http://www.planaronline.com/el/index.html.

[edit] Location city

First an FYI for editors since this is company article, please read Wikipedia's guideline on conflicts of interest before editing. Lastly, as to the city, it is Hillsboro. Beaverton does not extend west across 185th at any point (as of 1/2008 at least). I know the address says Beaverton, but so does a lot of Aloha, an unincorporated area. Similarly, Westview HS has an address of Portland, but is not in Portland. The USPS does not determine city boundaries. See Talk:Beaverton, Oregon for further details and links to show what is actually Beaverton. Trust me, if you are there and call 911, the Hillsboro Police will show up, not the Beaverton police. If you look here you will see the Planar address, then if you click on district overlay information it clearly shows in bold red letters it is within the city (thus jurisdiction) of Hillsboro. This is a common problem for the 185th area, but we need to keep it as it actually is and not the perception. Aboutmovies (talk) 02:47, 22 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Logo Update

I will be updating the logo for the Planar Systems page as the company went through a minor rebranding and have updated their logo as of January 2008. For any additional information about the new logo, please see http://www.planar.com/newbrand/ user:KimKnees 02 June 2008 —Preceding comment was added at 17:48, 2 June 2008 (UTC)