Electric Signs

Diazit Presents HD, Standalone LCD Digital Display

CF smart card creates and stores files and plays them in a loop.

Published

16 years ago

October 9, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times October 2008 Issue

Diazit Co. Inc. (Youngsville, NC), a manufacturer of scrolling lightboxes, has introduced a high-definition, 32-in., LCD, standalone digital display. The self-contained digital display features a built-in digital media player and audio system.

A CF smart card creates and stores files in JPEG, MPEG, DIVX or AVI format. The card, after having been inserted into the media player, automatically plays the files in a loop. This allows the end user to enter into the digital market without Internet technology. The digital displays operate on standard 120VAC and draw only 1A; 220V export signs are also available.

The low-cost, steel-encased display has a powdercoated paint finish in metallic silver and black. Other colors are optional at additional cost. The digital displays can be wall-mounted or placed on a free-standing floor mount in landscape or portrait formats. Applications include retail, tradeshows and banking.

(800) 334-6641; www.diazit.com

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