Definitions
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- noun electronics A
LED -basedsign used, for example, to displayperformance information in acall center .
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Examples
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The heading on the readerboard says "Making Statism Unpopular."
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In the late 60s and early 70s, when I remember it, the Safeco sign had a big red "S" with a roof over it, and a readerboard, and the readerboard was so big you could read it from I-5, on the Ship Canal bridge.
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That is, until he drove past the readerboard at Sunrise Chiropractic, where Dr. Hatch Works, and saw that Iraq and Afghan war vets could get help there - for free.
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The heading on the readerboard says "Making Statism Unpopular."
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Three Rivers Mall's giant electronic readerboard sign along Interstate
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This example just furthers my suspicion that readerboard letter manufacturers aren't distributing enough uppercase L's, as the fellow who arranged this sign seems to have started off with good intentions.
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The announcement comes on the heels of the facility's most recent addition; a 30-foot high corner lot display sign that includes a LED readerboard listing the facility's events.
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-- A readerboard or wallboard has a typical life expectancy of more than 10 years.
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After several weeks of striking a more concillatory (or at least, apolitcal) tone on their readerboard, the little wingnut church that is on my way to work has this gem (in an earlier post, I talked about the same church posting 'An ounce of faith is worth a bushel of knowledge' and 'Rapture: the separation of church and state').
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What if, he thought, the city helped pay for a new sign using tourism tax dollars, in exchange for getting the mall to promote local events on the readerboard?
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