HP unveils New Digital Signage Solutions

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HP unveils New Digital Signage Solutions

HP India has announced its high-performance digital signage displays for retail businesses, including 47-inch diagonal multi-touch Digital Signage Display. The new products include HP LD4220tm and HP LD4720tm Digital Signage Displays, HPSignage Player mp8200. In addition, the popular HP rp5800 Retail System is also offered in a Digital Signage Edition.

"To remain competitive and profitable in today's connected society, retailers must be able to engage with consumers at all points of service throughout the shopping experience with real-time, personalized information. HP's digital signage solutions reach key audiences with relevant and memorable communications delivered on stunning, high-performance signage solutions built on HP's industry-leading hardware, services and expertise," said Vinay Awasthi, Senior Director, Product Category, Personal Systems Group, HP India.

The two new HP Digital Signage Displays - the HP LD4220tm and LD4720tm features 42 - and 47-inch diagonal LCD displays that deploys a multi-touch screen that uses scanning infrared technology, including embedded sensors to provide more accurate touch recognition. The full1080p widescreen displays feature enhanced digital connectivity, including HDMI or DVI, VGA and Display Port.

The HP Signage Player mp8200 is optimized to work with the latest digital signage software. The mp8200 features Intel Core technology and is preinstalled with the Windows Embedded Standard 7 operating system, whereas the new HP rp5800Retail System, Digital Signage Edition features an extra-long manufacturing life cycle to support extended deployment schedules and provide a consistent platform across enterprise digital signage networks.


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