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DT Research

WebDT MS1600 powers up to 15 displays and provides multi-zone management for each screen, fully integrated from one manufacturer. The SA3000 powers digital signage with full, HD video and provides enhanced media-file processing.

Published

15 years ago

June 19, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times June 2009 Issue

DT Research™ Inc. has released the MS1600, a signage appliance that can power content over up to 16 screens. The MS1600, or WebDT Multi Screen Appliance, enables content streaming on two to 16 displays and offers content blending, or tiling, across screens. The MS1600, along with WebDT Content Manager, provides a fully integrated system with 1080p over up to 16 screens and multi-zone management for up to 16 zones.

The MS1600 is powered by the Intel Quad-Core i7 processor, and provides full HD (1080p) video quality to every screen. Running MicrosoftÒ WindowsÒ operating systems, the WebDT Multi Screen Appliance displays content files in native resolution, so images are sharp and true to original properties.

The appliance is suitable for menuboards, flight/transportation information and creative display arrangements. The MS1600 enables dynamic digital signage deployments in spaces where multiple screens are indoors and viewed by audiences at close range, such as shopping malls, entertainment venues, and airports.

Each screen powered by the MS1600 can be remotely managed with the WebDT Content Manager software, which is bundled with the appliance. This intuitive interface software is used for organizing, scheduling, and deploying content to the digital signage network.

The SA3000 signage appliance offers full HD, 1,080p video-quality performance. The SA3000 enables superior content delivery for a digital signage network. The SA3000 provides gains in video-processing speed and improved content playback quality for smooth streaming. Full, high-definition graphics provide 1,920 x 1,080 resolution for media content, and all major media files are supported.

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