Samsung Smart Signage (SSSP) simplifies digital signage

La plataforma Samsung Smart Signage (SSSP) incorporates a professional player on a chip installed in an LFD monitor, thereby dramatically reducing the total cost and streamlining operations for the end user.

Samsung announced at ISE 2013 launching a completely new approach to digital signage (digital signage), la plataforma Samsung Smart Signage (SSSP). A professional player has been built into a chip and installed on an LFD monitor, thereby dramatically reducing the total cost and streamlining operations for the end user. Besides, will allow energy savings of 15% compared to solutions with independent display and signage. Not to mention the advantage of eliminating unnecessary wiring..

This comprehensive solution is the first of its kind that eliminates the need for an additional player or PC to host the content viewed on the monitor.. When SSSP starts, immediately connects to a network server via LAN and is ready to serve content in ten seconds. Content can also be stored locally or preloaded via a storage device (USB).

La plataforma Samsung Smart Signage (SSSP) consists of a dual-core central processing unit, 1 GB of RAM (DDR 3 DRAM), a comprehensive video codec processor (WMV, MP4, H264) and onboard storage for offline use up to 9 GB

Samsung is putting out the media player SDK, for free, available to all your software partners. The media player supports HTML5, CSS, JavaScript and Flash to ensure developers can build content on a truly versatile platform.

You can also customize the API device so that hardware and monitor options can be built into the software., also including the ability to turn LFD monitors on and off, adjust brightness, incorporate features such as picture-in-picture (PiP) and create content programming.

SSSP enables software partners to offer a service to their customers that takes all their worries away when it comes to server and content management..

LFD monitors use LED technology, which increases its energy efficiency compared to traditional monitors, reducing operating costs.

LFD lightweight monitors are available in a wide variety of screen sizes and configurations, which makes them ideal for commercial distribution and for fairs and conferences and the restaurant sector..

Initially, SSSP will only be available to software partners to allow for final testing before official marketing in May 2019. 2013.

Display

Samsung continues to bet on four strategic lines in the display market. On the one hand we find the PEC series, offering a lightweight, ultra-slim design that allows users to enjoy an expansive and enhanced viewing experience in locations such as airports, restaurants and shops, always through video walls.

The MEC series offers large format LED monitors with an environmentally friendly design that helps reduce operating costs and is ideal for commercial digital signage solutions., public, corporate and information applications that require sharp images with perfect color.

Regarding the UEC series, These are large format monitors for video wall solutions with a very narrow bezel to ensure that the viewer keeps their attention on the screen and not on the monitor., thus ensuring that the message is predominant in any environment, either in shops, workshops, hotels or restaurants.

Finally, The UDC series of video wall monitors offer an ultra-thin bezel with high brightness of 700 nit, 8 GB of memory, ACM (advanced color management) and an installation package, representing a cost-effective solution that can be used in airports, restaurants and shops.

With a display market share of 24% in 2012, according to Display Search, Samsung has unveiled at ISE 2013 its close collaboration with Partners such as Scala or Signage Live to offer a complete digital signage or advanced dynamic advertising solution.

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