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Minicom is Unleashing the Longest Digital Signage System ever at the Screenmedia India Expo. |
Written by Sidra Muoio
Tuesday, 04 March 2008
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Jerusalem, Israel (March 4th, 2008) - Minicom is a world leader in the Digital Signage "last mile" and will be demonstrating the latest additions to their DS Vision™ 3000 family of products at the Screenmedia Expo in Mumbai, India on March 20th in Booth #3. Minicom will showcase their products with Emarson, its India market distributor. Eli Sasson, CEO and President of Minicom has been invited to speak about the DS last mile™ at the expo. DS Vision™ 3000 is a long range CAT5 based distribution system delivering HD video and stereo-audio content to multiple screens up to 600m/2000ft away. Its unique, fully bidirectional RS-232 serial management capability allows administrators to remotely query and turn on/off remote displays and provides centralized management control. Minicom is also unveiling its new cutting-edge Dual Cascade Receiver Unit (DCL) for the DS Vision that significantly expands the system's potential by supporting not only star configurations, but also daisy chains. With the DCL you can cascade up to ten units in a row enabling easier positioning of screens and reduced cable clutter. In addition, the DCL has double the power of a regular video receiver allowing you to put two back-to-back screens on a single unit while still controlling each screen separately. David Haar, Vice President for Digital Signage Division at Minicom says: "With its real-time HD video distribution, long distance range and the industry's only GUI-based screen management program, the DS Vision™ 3000 offers the most complete player-to-screen solution for the DS Last Mile™ of any digital signage network." For more about Minicom's range of digital signage solutions go to www.minicom.com/av.htm Also, read our latest case study featuring the DS Vision™ 3000 or digital signage strategy white paper. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
About The Author:
About Minicom Advanced Systems.
An innovative manufacturer of distribution and extension solutions that provide the crucial player to screens stage of connectivity for Digital Signage infrastructures. Additionally, Minicom manufactures KVM server and computer management solutions that enhance control of the enterprise and corporate IT environments. Minicom's hardware solutions simplify the process of digital messaging and provide a cost effective way of deploying real-time content. Founded in 1988 Minicom has an international presence in over 70 countries.
Marketing Communications Manager
Minicom Advanced Systems
Tel: +972-2-5359 635
Fax: +972-2-5359 693
E-mail: kenneth.dukofsky@minicom.com
DS Blog ---> http://minicom.blogspot.com
About Minicom Advanced Systems. An innovative manufacturer of distribution and extension solutions that provide the crucial player to screens stage of connectivity for Digital Signage infrastructures. Additionally, Minicom manufactures KVM server and computer management solutions that enhance control of the enterprise and corporate IT environments. Minicom's hardware solutions simplify the process of digital messaging and provide a cost effective way of deploying real-time content. Founded in 1988 Minicom has an international presence in over 70 countries.
Kenneth Dukofsky
Marketing Communications Manager
Minicom Advanced Systems
Tel: +972-2-5359 635
Fax: +972-2-5359 693
E-mail: kenneth.dukofsky@minicom.com
DS Blog ---> http://minicom.blogspot.com
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