The power and possibilities for Samsung’s Smart Signage Platform has evolved dramatically since its introduction five years ago. The newest generation of the all-in-one displays a fully legitimate alternative to using separate PCs or media players for digital signage projects.
The fifth generation of Samsung Smart Signage has the most powerful System-on-Chip (SoC) media processors to date, and runs on the Linux-based operating system, Tizen 3.0. The operating system is used in numerous Samsung consumer devices, and a commercial version has been optimized to drive digital signage applications.
“It brings a lot more power, flexibility and compatibility with HTML5 standards,” says Samsung senior business development manager Phillip Chan, “so you have very robust playback, as well as some flexibility to re-use some code and adapt some code that was done for a website, but is now able to be used for a Smart Signage application.”
Hear from Samsung experts and industry partners in this video from the show floor at InfoComm 2017 in Orlando and learn more about Smart Signage and Tizen, and how they lower total cost of ownership on signage projects.
