ScreenCloud Pixe: High-end digital signage available to everyone

The Pixi media player uses Pixi's own operating system. ScreenCloud, Android based 14, and offers 64 GB internal storage, 4 GB of RAM and 4K display output.

The new Pixi media player by ScreenCloud It has been designed as an affordable device, but with numerous premium features. Offers plug and play functionality, Enterprise-grade security and a good value for money on hardware.

Known for its software, ScreenCloud has been at the forefront of digital signage development with its original media player Station P1 Pro.

The Pixi will be offered as an alternative to the Station P1 Pro, instead of a replacement, with a lower price aimed at those looking for an affordable entry into the world of digital signage.

“One of the biggest barriers to entering the digital signage industry for small businesses is the combination of cost and ease of use.. With Pixi we've put together the best specs and kept the price as low as possible to make the technology more accessible to more people.”, states Mark McDermott, ScreenCloud CEO.

Among Pixi's offerings are features such as remote device management (RDM), allowing operators to connect to their devices remotely to troubleshoot or reset them.

This feature is key to avoiding the error screens or glitches that plague many digital signage displays., thanks to notifications through the ScreenCloud control panel and easy remote access, allowing IT managers and content teams to quickly and easily troubleshoot issues without needing to be present.

Pixi uses ScreenCloud's own operating system, based on Android 14, and offers 64 GB internal storage, 4 GB of RAM and 4K display output.

The multimedia players with the greatest storage and memory, as PIXI, can cache your content, which results in fewer interruptions in case of connection failures.

Users also benefit from ScreenCloud's enterprise-grade security, professional support 24/7 and the wide range of design tools and application integrations.