Digital Signage Hardware refers to the physical electronic devices used to display Digital Signage Hardware content. This includes displays, media players, and mounts or enclosures.
Digital Signage Hardware displays come in a variety of sizes, resolutions, and technologies. The most common display sizes are 10-inch, 17-inch, and 19-inch, although larger sizes are available.
The most common resolutions are 1024×768 and 1280×1024, although higher resolutions are available. The most common Digital Signage Hardware display technologies are LCD and plasma, although LED and DLP are also used.
Digital signage media players are used to store and playback Digital Signage Hardware content. Media players come in a variety of form factors, including set-top boxes, PC-based systems, and embedded systems.
The most common media player formats are Compact Flash, SD, and USB. Digital Signage Hardware mounts or enclosures are used to protect and secure displays and media players.
Mounts come in a variety of form factors, including table top, wall mount, and floor standing. Enclosures come in a variety of form factors, including desktop, rack mount, and outdoor.
Digital Signage Hardware is typically used in conjunction with digital signage software to create a complete digital signage system.