Microsoft Windows Embedded Powers AIS Smart Module Digital Signage Displays
American Industrial Systems, Inc. (AIS) introduces Smart Module Digital Signage Displays powered by Microsoft Windows Embedded Operating System. The Smart Module technology combines x86 processor architecture with low power consumption Intel Atom-based platforms, offering high computing performance, flexibility, and support for various media formats. AIS's economical digital signage hardware is designed to accommodate digital signage software integrators and advertising content creation companies, providing a scalable and flexible solution for developers to create an All-In-One Digital Signage Solution.
Key Takeaways:
- The Smart Module Digital Signage Displays are powered by Microsoft Windows Embedded Operating System, utilizing x86 processor architecture with low power consumption Intel Atom-based platforms.
- The Smart Module technology offers high computing performance, great flexibility, and support for various media formats, making it compatible with various Window-based digital signage application software.
- AIS's digital signage system solution is scalable and flexible, allowing digital signage software developers to create an All-In-One Digital Signage Solution.
- The Smart Module Displays feature a 42" TFT-LCD Panel (32", 46", and 52" coming soon), rugged thin-bezel steel enclosure, high brightness and transflective sunlight readability enhancements, and touchscreen compliance.
- The Smart Modules offer various connectivity options, including wireless connectivity, mini-PCI expandability, and a light sensor built-in.
- AIS's Smart Module Digital Signage Displays are designed to accommodate digital signage software integrators, advertising content creation companies, and other industries.
- AIS invites system and software integrators to visit Microsoft's booth (#513) at KioskCom to explore building the next generation Digital Signage Solution.
Statistics:
- 42" TFT-LCD Panel display size
- 32", 46", and 52" display sizes available soon
- Intel Atom-based platform for low power consumption
- Wireless connectivity options
- Mini-PCI Expandability for GPS, peripherals, and other devices
Sources:
- American Industrial Systems, Inc. (AIS)
- Microsoft Windows Embedded Operating System
- KioskCom and the Digital Signage Show