Slightly moving away however still on the subject of PISs,
Our station platform displays, compared to those in Germany & Austria, just like the single line scrolling displays inside trains seem outdated which there may possibly be an upgrade in the coming years by switching to colour LCD screens similar to the old hooded TV style we had before?
The German DB screens are longer in size and in colour, however white text on blue background, also sharper in detail than our pixel LED scrolling screens which can appear blurry at night or bad weather that you'd need to get closer to see properly.
I can recall seeing the current LED scrolling screens, years ago, at FGW (now GWR) and Connex (Southern & Southeastern) stations before these first appearing on the SWT network where the hooded TV style screens were still in use.
When the old TV style screens on SWT were replaced, probably around at turn of millennium, I do remember how different the new displays looked compared to those used by FGW & Connex such as the text style and the operator's name coming first instead of last. FGW screens would show first the station names called at then "First Great Western" in brackets which SWT screens would show "South West Trains service (now SWR service) calling at" then the station names.
