BrightSign’s solid state media players have no moving parts and are claimed to have low power consumption that supports standard and high-definition video, photos, music and interactivity.
They are suitable for in-store point-of-purchase displays, museum exhibits, digital signs and interactive kiosks. Both the HD600 and HD2000 employ a high-quality video decoder and scaler, with units designed for simplicity and economy by playing back looping video or still image slide shows with or without audio reinforcement.
The HD600 supports MPEG 1 and 2 and decodes standard MPEG2 files up to D1 resolution in real time, and scales video to a standard-definition or high-definition output resolutions. It also supports component outputs in addition to VGA.
The HD2000 delivers all of the features of the HD600 but also has a range of output formats including high-definition MPEG video decodes up to 1080i, for high-impact displays. It also includes network connectivity for remote upgrade of content and two-way communications via internet.
Both models support high-definition frame buffer modes for still graphics, multiple audio channels, and supports touchscreen interactivity control via USB or serial.
Designed for simplicity, BrightSign is easy to implement and maintain without an IT department. Simply insert a removable SD card, Compact Flash card or USB Flash Drive to display looping playback of high-definition video, image and audio content using playlists created in notepad or MS Word.
BrightSign was created specifically to run interactive digital signs. It has no moving parts and no. Its rugged steel enclosure easily mounts to walls, shelves, cabinets, or racks.
RRP
HD600 $860
HD2000 $1,204
