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	<title>Comments on: GO Trains Onboard Digital Signage</title>
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		<title>By: NeilC</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve seen the GO train installations recently while on a break in Ontario. The install itself is very impressive. A neat, hardworking unit with no apparent weakness in the design. I&#039;ve never met a Canadian thug, but I&#039;m sure they would have problems tackling the thing.

My issue was with the content. I understand it&#039;s a commuter environment but the time between the stops doesn&#039;t warrant the sheer amount of information on the screen. I&#039;d say the average time between stops is about 9 minutes, so lets assume average Joe is on the train approx 27 minutes. This is ample time to run a decent length loop with information and advertising (can&#039;t remember the mode used). Instead they have opted for a layout with 4 or 5 different areas, which includes 2 scrolling news feeds. I’d be wary of doing this on a 42” display – but these screens music be about 17”-19”. I personally don’t think it’s a great use of the screen estate. 

That said, it’s an impressive installation and entertained me (perhaps for the wrong reasons) during my rides to Oshawa.</description>
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<p>My issue was with the content. I understand it&#8217;s a commuter environment but the time between the stops doesn&#8217;t warrant the sheer amount of information on the screen. I&#8217;d say the average time between stops is about 9 minutes, so lets assume average Joe is on the train approx 27 minutes. This is ample time to run a decent length loop with information and advertising (can&#8217;t remember the mode used). Instead they have opted for a layout with 4 or 5 different areas, which includes 2 scrolling news feeds. I’d be wary of doing this on a 42” display – but these screens music be about 17”-19”. I personally don’t think it’s a great use of the screen estate. </p>
<p>That said, it’s an impressive installation and entertained me (perhaps for the wrong reasons) during my rides to Oshawa.</p>
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