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The MMT BottleCooler 47“ is based on an industry leading commercial refrigerator for professional use-cases. In combination with transparent display technologies, the bottle cooler is perfect to gain attention by visitors. In addition, we`re offering to equip the device with MultiTouch technology, so the front door can be turned into an interactive transparent screen.

By playing around with the transparency and using dramatic effects, this professional refrigerator will definitely get the maximum attention on any event. The integrated transparent LCD (see-through screen) can switch from translucent to opaque, so in one second, the viewers can look inside the bottle cooler, in another second they only see the digital content at the LCD screen. That"s awesome!

We produce various mini coolers and upright coolers with LCD advertising heads that can play videos, photos, music and texts for your food and beverage promotion. Contact us to get a quote now.

The LCD screen shows the videos in high resolution, and with the speaker which you can adjust the sound. It attracts the client by not only vision but also audio, which enhances the promotion effect better.

We could add an LCD screen to any of our current models with a lightbox. Below are examples of some best sellers. If you need another model, please check our products and advise which model you need, we could customize it for you.

For a few years, Samsung has been hoping to make the fridge more than just a fridge by adding touchscreens on the front. The model we tested out in 2014 had Wi-Fi capabilities and an 8-inch LCD display. It had calendar and weather widgets and worked with the Epicurious app, allowing you to find recipes. Fun and useful but not necessarily something that everyone was going to go out and buy — especially with its $3,000-plus price tag. Now Samsung is hoping its 4-Door Flex Refrigerator with Family Hub, with its larger 21.5-inch HD LCD screen — will make a bigger impact.

Debuting at CES 2016, the fridge is meant to bring more than a little convenience to the kitchen. Samsung says it has improved the calendar app with the help of startup Sticki. You’ll be able to sync it with your other calendars, and you’ll also be able to choose what shows up (dinner with the neighbors instead of your noon work meeting, for example). Whereas typical stainless steel fridges, with their non-magnetic faces, don’t really have a place for photos and other paraphernalia of familial life, the Family Hub can display your phone’s pics or a memo (“dinner at 8”). “There isn’t that public space anymore,” said Justin Reinke, Director of Refrigeration Product Marketing at Samsung, in a call with reporters. He says the screen lets you add a bit of personalization back onto the silver surface.

These features aren’t so different from the older touchscreen fridges, but the large display makes it a little more suitable for entertainment. It can mirror your Samsung TV, so you can keep watching the game if it comes back on while you’re still making your snack. If you walk out of the kitchen, the screen will go to sleep, and will then turn back on when you come back in, thanks to proximity sensors. While it has a browser and some third-party capabilities, the fridge, which runs on Samsung’s Tizen platform, also has a lot of features that are controlled through the appliance’s app.

Some of those third-party functions include grocery ordering. The Instacart app will be available on the touchscreen, as will a new offering, Groceries by MasterCard. Through FreshDirect or ShopRite, users will be able to get food delivered from the app when the fridge rolls out in the northeast in May. The advantage there is that you can compare between the stores; if one doesn’t have your favorite brand of almond milk, the other might.

With a price of over $5,000, Samsung wanted it to be more than just a smart fridge combined with a tablet. “We don’t want to take a tablet and glue it to a refrigerator,” said Reinke. “We want to make this useful and have a reason to be on the refrigerator.”

The designer and manufacturer of digital LCD MRI displays (Manufacturing Resources International) has launched the ThruVu, a transparent digital door for the refrigerators of grocery stores that allows the reproduction of digital signage content.

Manufacturing Resources International (Mri) has introduced the first transparent digital LCD door (see-thru) full-size for grocery store fridges. This digital LCD display from “high performance” replaces all glass from conventional doors with a transparent screen assembly that allows the customer to see the product through the glass, but with the ability to play videos, full-motion ads and promotions on your surface. This innovative product has been jointly developed by MRI as the display manufacturer and Commercial Refrigerator Door Company as the manufacturer of the refrigerator and is being marketed by both companies under the name ThruVu.

According to Peter Kaszycki, Vice President of Business Development at MRI, “with the introduction of this new and eye-catching product, advertisers within C-Store now have a creative way to advertise and promote their products in the always important stage of the "Point of Sale" at the moment when the customer is making their choice of drink or other product in the fridge. In addition, are spaces that already existed in the busy C-Store stores, but that they were not being used effectively.”

The ThruVu display fridge system consists of three main components: a transparent LCD, an LED lighting system and the BoldVu video server. What is unique about this new product is the MRI capability for “cut” the native LCD screen below with the right size to fit into a standard fridge door. MRI has a licensing agreement with Tannas Electronic Displays (TED) to customize the LCD screen size to the appropriate door size. The first ThruVu refrigerator door is based on the reduction of an LCD of 72 inches up to a size of 67″.

Get ready for a smart fridge showdown at CES 2020, because Samsung and LG will both be unveiling fridges with added artificial intelligence capabilities this year. Samsung’s latest edition of its Family Hub refrigerator and LG’s second-generation InstaView ThinQ fridge both tout AI-equipped cameras that can identify food. The idea is that the cameras can scan what’s inside and let users know what items they’re short on, even making meal suggestions based on the ingredients they still have.

Samsung’s Family Hub smart fridge was first unveiled at CES 2016, and since then, the company has been rolling out updated iterations with Bixby support, SmartThings integration, and AKG speakers. The latest edition adds software upgrades to enable AI image recognition in its View Inside cameras.

Before, the cameras let users see what’s in their fridges from their smartphones, a useful feature if you happen to be out grocery shopping and can’t remember what you need to stock up on. With the AI-enabled updates, Family Hub will supposedly make these recommendations for you on its own, identifying which ingredients you’re low on. Though it’s to be determined how well the image recognition will work — for example, how will it deal with ingredients stored in tubs of Tupperware?

The software upgrades also include improved meal planning with the help of Whisk, a food tech startup Samsung acquired last year. Whisk lets users plan meals for up to a week and then creates smart shopping lists using ingredients that apply to multiple recipes.

Finally, the huge built-in touchscreen that can be used as a virtual bulletin board can now support video clips, as well as mirror content from Samsung TVs and phones. That means you can watch vertical videos like IGTV on your Samsung fridge, as God intended.

LG is showing off two models of its InstaView fridges, both of which feature a 22-inch display that can turn transparent to let users see what’s inside without opening the door and letting the cold air out. There’s the AI-equipped InstaView ThinQ and the InstaView with Craft Ice, which makes fancy, two-inch spherical ice balls. Those are supposed to melt slower than regular ice, if that’s a problem that you have. The InstaView with Craft Ice was released in the US last year, but will now be available in more markets.

There’s no pricing information yet, but based on the prices for LG and Samsung’s previous fridge models, customers can expect prices to range from $4,500 to $6,000. Samsung says its Family Hub updates will be available in the spring.

I’m not opposed to the idea of a huge Wi-Fi-connected touchscreen on a fridge — in fact, it seems like a genuinely useful way to look up recipes or display cute photos and videos. I’m skeptical how well the AI will identify different ingredients, and whether using a computer to see what items you’re low on is really better than just taking a look for yourself.

There are many types of transparent lcd door fridge. The commercial freezers are for the needs of storing in business. Among them, the industrial refrigerator is much larger, catering to the demands of manufacturers. As for a restaurant owner, you can choose restaurant refrigerators. There are specific choices such as an ice cream freezer and a commercial beverage cooler for a bar. Deli cases are also available, which are used to keep meats, cheese, salads, and sandwiches.

If you want a transparent lcd door fridge during transport, you can choose the truck refrigerator. Moreover, the medical refrigerator is particularly designed for medicine companies, hospitals, and chemist’s shops. But in the convenience shop, the display refrigerator and glass door freezer are more welcomed. You can keep drinks and fruits at a cool temperature, and attract customers to buy at the same time.

Not all transparent lcd door fridge need to be equipped in the fixed place. We offer you many choices. On Alibaba.com, there are walk-in cooler, under-counter refrigerator, keg cooler, and many others. You can select what you want based on your needs. Generally, walk-in freezers are ideal for storing a great amount of food. They are also the more efficient transparent lcd door fridge per square foot, compared with other types of design.

Those are some of the features available with "smart" refrigerators that are connected to your smartphone via the internet. This guide will help show what smart refrigerators can do, how much they cost, who makes them — and if they"re worth it.

A smart refrigerator is one that"s connected to the cloud. Depending on the features built into the fridge, it lets you do such things as use your smartphone to see what"s inside; send and receive notes and calendar entries that will appear on the fridge"s screen; and even get alerts if the refrigerator"s door is left open.

At the moment, very few manufacturers make smart refrigerators. Only LG, Samsung and GE (under its Café brand) make smart refrigerators, and each has only a couple of models with connected features.

It really depends on the company. Samsung"s Family Hub refrigerator is the most packed, featurewise, with a large display that lets you look at a calendar, leave notes, look up recipes, watch TV, play music and more. However, most other smart refrigerators have fewer functions — ones that are less splashy but still useful, such as sending your phone a notification if the door has been left open or letting you know if the ice is running low.

It"s tough to say, because refrigerator manufacturers don"t make analogous smart and nonsmart models. In addition, Wi-Fi connectivity is a relatively new feature, so it"s only found on higher-end refrigerators, which already command a premium price. Because it includes a large display, Samsung"s Family Hub refrigerator has the biggest difference in price. For example, this Samsung three-door French Door nonsmart refrigerator costs $1,699(opens in new tab), while a similar-capacity three-door Family Hub refrigerator is $2,499(opens in new tab).

Refrigerators have been around for 100 years and have functioned just fine without any smart features. At the moment, the features they have, such as a door-open alert, are nice to have, but they"re not necessary. Consumer Reports tested the Samsung Family Hub v. 3.0 for a couple weeks, and found that while the fridge itself performed well, its smart features had a number of issues and quirks that didn"t make it worth the premium price.

A slightly less expensive model than the Café series, GE Profile refrigerators also have the Keurig K-Cup brewing system but lack the small LCD display of the Café series. This model is a French Door style available in four finishes: Black Slate, Black Stainless Steel, Slate and Stainless Steel.

While it doesn"t have a built-in touch screen, LG"s InstaView refrigerator has a tinted glass panel that, when knocked on twice, becomes transparent, letting you see what"s inside. A Door-in-Door feature then lets you open the outer section so you can grab frequently used items without fully opening the refrigerator. The InstaView refrigerator is available in several configurations, including counter- and full-depth, 3- and 4-door French Door, and side by side. This refrigerator connects to LG"s SmartThinQ app (Android and iOS) and alerts you if the doors are left open. It also works with Alexa and Google Assistant.

Samsung"s Family Hub refrigerator, now in its third generation, has come to define what a smart refrigerator should be. It has a large touch-screen display, through which you can do a number of things: Look up recipes, jot down notes and send them to family members" phones (and vice versa), peer at the contents inside the fridge (thanks to its interior cameras), control smart home devices and perform general searches using Bixby, stream music, create shopping lists, order groceries and more.

Samsung offers eight different configurations of the Family Hub refrigerator. You can get it in 22, 24, or 28 cubic-inch capacities, and in three styles: a traditional 3-door French Door, a 4-door French Door with a FlexZone drawer or a 4-door Flex Door, which lets you convert one section from a refrigerator to a freezer.

Samsung"s 4-Door Flex Food Showcase refrigerator is a French-door-style refrigerator in which the lower-right compartment can be converted from a refrigerator to a freezer, depending on your needs. The upper-right section doesn"t have a touch screen like the Family Hub, but it does have a door-in-door feature, letting you get to items in the door without having to fully open the fridge. This refrigerator is available in two sizes (22 and 28 cubic inches).

Samsung makes French Door refrigerators in both full- and counter-depth size and with either a traditional 3-door French Door style or with a fourth FlexZone, pull-out shelf. One model (RF23HTEDBSR, $2,199) has the Food Showcase door-in-door feature. There"s also a 22-cubic-foot counter-depth, side-by-side refrigerator (the left side is the freezer and the right is the refrigerator) that can be configured with a full-length Food Showcase door-in-door.

Special designed fridges, or freezers, with a Transparent LCD as door, a new way of product presentation, where the product can be seen through coloured high resolution video.

Your target audience can look right through the transparent display door, being able to see what is being displayed inside the fridge, the product itself, and the animated message on the display.

With many years experiences in the Transparent LCD Screen Fridge, we have become one of the most trusted suppliers in the industry. Based on state of the art LCD technology, we have patent for our touch screen transparent lcd fridge door design. The transparent LCD screen is installed in the middle of two hollow tempered glass. The led light system is installed inside. The cooling part surrounds the LED lamp system, so the heat generated by the LED lamp is distributed through the door itself. The transparent LCD allows for clear viewing of product through the glass, while simultaneously having the ability to run Full HD content in a "see-through"manner in front of the product.

The Transparent LCD Screen Fridge offer brands an amazing and unique way of highlighting and promoting its brand message. The transparent panel uses wide viewing angle technology. No matter any angle, you can enjoy saturated colors and realistic images. Our transparent LCD display fridges have been widely used in supermarket. Many clients are satisfied with the performance. It is our obligation to ensure all customers of quality products at very competitive prices. If you have any problems, please feel free to contact us!

Transparent LCD displays are revolutionizing the retail and POP landscape by merging physical and digital marketing. To truly immerse patrons in your brand, a transparent display fridge provides the same benefits of a traditional transparent lcd display in a refrigerator. Your customers will always be able to view your promotional videos or digital signage content in front of the actual product as they reach for it.

Purchasing an energy efficient refrigerator from LG can reduce your footprint and your energy bill. LG’s line of smart refrigerators goes above and beyond delivering typical features. Find a smart fridge with an ice maker as well as InstaView™ Door-in-Door®, letting you take stock and get what you need from your refrigerator without having to open the door.

Each LG fridge comes in a variety of colors and sizes, making them customizable for your aesthetic and capacity needs. Choose between French Door Refrigerators, Side by Side Refrigerators, Top-Freezer Refrigerators, and Bottom-Freezer Refrigerators to find the best accessibility for your lifestyle. Browse LG’s assortment of refrigerator sizes.