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RevelDigital announces introduction of new, low power digital signage solutions based on Intel® architecture.(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Fargo, ND (PRWEB) October 01, 2014 RevelDigital (http://www.reveldigital.com), a leading provider of digital signage software, is announcing a new solution for digital signage based on Intel® Reference Design for Digital Signage (EL10) that is ideal for entry-level usages. The RevelDigital management platform for Android and MS Windows will be fully compatible with the entry-level Digital Signage media players based on the reference design from Intel. The new Intel® reference design for digital signage (EL10) features the latest generation Intel® Atom processor E3815 which promises exceptional media performance, a fanless low-power design, and support for multiple operating systems including Android 4.4, Microsoft Windows, and Linux. Targeted towards the entry-level digital signage market, these new Intel solutions provide an affordable, turn-key option for consumers which are quick to setup and simple to manage. As an early adopter of Android OS for digital signage, RevelDigital has been developing their software to take full advantage of Android on low power devices. This newest generation of Intel hardware will help strengthen the role of Android and Windows 8 in the digital signage marketplace by providing a common, low power, low cost, platform for both operating systems. RevelDigital will be a software provider for the new EL10 hardware and will be offering packaged solutions through ODMs such as Gigabyte, JWIPC, among others to be announced. "We immediately saw the benefit of Android for digital signage and pushed our team to develop feature parity with our Windows software. Since then Android has taken the lead in our new deployments for its reliability and affordability," says Mike Tinnes, CTO, RevelDigital. "The Intel® Reference Design for Digital Signage (EL-10) coupled with RevelDigital's cloud content management solution will enable digital signage providers to quickly innovate on Android and Windows for this important entry-level market," notes Intel's Jose Avalos, worldwide director visual retail and digital signage. "Enabling a rich digital signage ecosystem that can run best on Intel Architecture is critical for delivering easy to implement user experiences." The RevelDigital platform provides all the tools necessary to create and manage a large scale digital signage network while being completely web based and service oriented. By leveraging emerging technologies, RevelDigital is able to provide a complete suite of management tools traditionally only found on desktop software. This includes everything from monitoring player hardware to designing screen content to running proof of play reports. While focused on ease of use, the RevelDigital platform is also highly capable with support for interactivity, intelligent scheduling, audience metrics, remote triggering, display synchronization, beacons, developer APIs, and other enterprise level features. "We are fortunate to be a part of the Intel ecosystem and we look forward to providing the best digital signage offering possible on this new hardware," says Ted Rosenbaum, CEO, RevelDigital. About RevelDigital Since 2006 RevelDigital has been focused on creating the most comprehensive and user friendly cloud based platform for digital signage. By utilizing flexible core technologies, RevelDigital has been able to remain nimble enough to adapt quickly to the fast changing requirements of modern digital signage. RevelDigital is based in Fargo, ND. For more information about RevelDigital, visit http://www.reveldigital.com. Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. Microsoft, Windows, and the Windows logo are trademarks, or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/10/prweb12208402.htm (c) 2014 PRWEB.COM Newswire |