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Testing Suggests Digital Signage Players On ChromeOS 35% More Energy-Efficient Than Same Devices Running Windows

December 3, 2024 by Dave Haynes

Sixteen:Nine’s German-language content partners invidis have an interesting story up discussing the merits of the ChromeOS operating system for use in digital signage, covering some familiar ground like cloud updating and security, but also getting into a less discussed area – energy consumption. The managing director of the Munich-based value-added distributor Concept International, Mike Finckh, …

Windows 10 Support Ends Next Year, Providing Big Switch Opportunity For Google’s ChromesOS Flex

June 25, 2024 by Dave Haynes

The publication TechNewsWorld, whose coverage focus is pretty evident in the name, has a good reminder up about the looming end of Microsoft’s formal support for devices running its Windows 10 operating system. Many millions of PCs, including some used as media players for digital signage networks, see support ended for their OS in October …

SignageOS Continues To Broaden Supported Software And Hardware, Adding ChromeOS Integration

June 10, 2024 by Dave Haynes

SignageOS has added full support for Google ChromeOS and ChromeOS Flex operating systems to the vast range of hardware platforms and operating systems covered off by the Prague-based company, which focuses on middleware and device management solutions for digital signage. SignageOS says its support for ChromeOS integrates seamlessly with the Google Workspace API, allowing compatibility …

Bluefin, Intel Collaborate On New Ocean Series That Adds ChromeOS Support For All-In-One Displays

June 6, 2024 by Dave Haynes

Atlanta-based Bluefin has broadened its range of supported operating systems for its built-in displays – launching a new Bluefin Ocean series that is a direct collaboration with Intel and allows them to run on Windows, Linux or Chrome OS. Bluefin already had an Intel/Windows solution through Seneca, but Arrow’s decision earlier this year to wind …

Appspace Deepens Google Ties With Chrome Enterprise Integration

October 4, 2022 by Dave Haynes

The workplace-focused software firm Appspace has a long history of developing tight ties with tech giants, going back to the years when it was largely joined at the sales hip with Cisco. More recently, the company has been working with Google, and those ties are now more formalized through what’s termed as Appspace for Google. …

Lenovo Debuts Micro Form-Factor Chromebox Enterprise Aimed At Use-Cases Like Digital Signage

September 1, 2022 by Dave Haynes

PC maker Lenovo has introduced a variant of its ThinkCenter line of computers geared to ChromeOS applications, including digital signage. The ThinkCenter M60q Chromebox Enterprise is a micro form-factor desktop intentionally small enough to tuck in and mount out of the way, like behind flat panel displays or inside enclosures. The pitch with Chrome devices …

GameStop Rolls Out Entire Retail Signage Network On Chromeboxes

November 1, 2018 by Dave Haynes

GameStop has long had digital signage in its video and PC gamer-focused stores, but now the full network of screens across 3,800-plus locations is running on ChromeOS and commercial Chromebox players. GameStop TV features product promotions, game previews, developer interviews and other customized content, as well as advertising. All content is targeted to video game …

MVIX Adds ChromeOS And Devices To Digital Signage CMS and Player Options

November 1, 2017 by Dave Haynes

The Washington, DC-area CMS and solutions company Mvix is the latest well-established software shop out there to develop a version that runs off the Google ChromeOS operating system and the variety of low-cost devices tuned to work with it. A just-launched product, Mvix Flex, supports the full Mvix platform and is available for download through the …

Video: 360 Degree Virtual Real Estate Tours Run Off A Chromebit

October 6, 2017 by Dave Haynes

I know very, very little about the inner workings of media players and things like graphic cards, but what I do know is that I have seen enough interactive virtual tours on different devices to know they’re often choppy and sluggish. They’re smooth, usually, when there’s a PC with a dedicated graphics card driving things. …

DSE 2017 Booth Previews: AOPEN America

March 23, 2017 by Dave Haynes

DSE BOOTH PREVIEWS AOPEN America BOOTH #1649 Why do people going to DSE need to put your company on their Must See list of booths? Guests will be able to enjoy made-to-order espresso drinks using a very elegant app built on an all-in-one touchscreen, interact with a digital jukebox demonstrating machine-learning capabilities, print boarding passes …

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