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    Inscriber to Equip China Subway with Inca Systems

    Leitch subsidiary Inscriber is equipping Nanking Subway Network with forty of its Inca RTX systems. The data and graphic systems will display--in real-time--the new channel for the subway that transports approximately 473,000 passengers a day. The Inca RTX creates 2D and 3D graphics, video and clips for broadcas
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    Leitch subsidiary Inscriber is equipping Nanking Subway Network with forty of its Inca RTX systems.

    The data and graphic systems will display--in real-time--the new channel for the subway that transports approximately 473,000 passengers a day.

    The Inca RTX creates 2D and 3D graphics, video and clips for broadcast applications.

    "Using Inca RTX means we gain the advantage of integrating live data in our channel to keep our passengers informed," said Zheng Shang, marketing director, product business, Cyber Solutions network.

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