PPDS has announced the launch of the 32:9 Philips Stretch 3150, delivering advanced creativity, flexibility, and around-the-clock reliability for a widening range of environments and applications. Reimagined using invaluable market feedback, as well as harnessing the latest breakthroughs in screen technology and compact design, the all new Philips Stretch 3150 marks another major milestone in PPDS’ mission to amalgamate best in class visual performance with better energy efficiency across an expanding range of form factors.
Available now – and set to go on show for the first time at ISE 2026 in Barcelona – the unique and instantly recognisable Philips Stretch 3150 has been crafted to widen the possibilities for installations that demand to be seen, featuring a stunning 37”, 32:9, 1920×540 resolution display. Superseding the popular Philips S-Line – unveiled in 2022 – the upgraded and enhanced Philips Stretch 3150 has been modelled around the evolving needs of the market, with each display able to be tailored with solutions for retail, transportation, food and beverage, hospitality, education, banking, healthcare, public venues, stadiums and arenas, and more.
With flexibility and reliability at its core, the portrait and landscape mountable Philips Stretch 3150 has been designed to offer reliability 24/7, with 700 cd/m2 brightness offering crystal clear visibility in natural and artificial lighting conditions. Weighing just 7.6kg and featuring ultra narrow bezels (7.7mm L/R and 14.0mm T/B), the Philips Stretch 3150 is designed to transform almost any space, particularly those unsuitable for more conventional sized digital signage displays – including areas above in store shelving, or even on temporary walls, such as those used on kiosks and pop ups within shopping malls.
Branding, marketing, live timetables, wayfinding, and menu boards are among the most popular applications for the Philips Stretch (S-Line) display to date, with the new model opening even greater opportunities and benefits. Expanding possibilities further, Philips Stretch 3150 displays can be installed either as a standalone solution or, for larger and more creative visions, multiple displays can be seamlessly daisy chained by connecting the HDMI Out port to the HDMI In port of another display. For tiled setups, businesses can simply connect two or more Philips Stretch 3150 displays with a single external player for single source content management that is effortless, no matter the number of displays selected.
One of the biggest – yet invisible – upgrades on the new Philips Stretch 3150 is the inclusion of a discreetly integrated slot for a CRD32 Wi-Fi module, introducing optional wireless network connectivity and Bluetooth functionality on the display. Meeting all needs and preferences (including security), AV/IT managers can easily create and schedule content to play on their displays either directly from the Cloud (centrally and remotely managed), from local memory, or via USB. Eliminating many of the obstacles faced by users of other comparable models in the market, the Philips Stretch 3150 is now powered via the Android 13 System on Chip, delivering enhanced connectivity and trusted security built in. This also means the Philips Stretch 3150 is also optimised for native Android apps, with users able to install their desired apps directly to the display, eliminating the need for an external media player.
Helping unlock its power, versatility, and intelligence, the Philips Stretch 3150 joins PPDS’ growing portfolio of Android SoC displays compatible with Philips Wave. This revolutionary cloud platform puts users fully in control of their display network, simplifying installation and setup, along with enabling easier monitoring and control, upgrading firmware, managing playlists and setting power schedules. Philips Wave plays an integral role in PPDS’ ever evolving sustainability strategy, helping users to save time and energy, cutting down on the need for physical travel to display locations, and reducing overall environmental impact via remote device management. The Philips Stretch 3150 also delivers on a 60 per cent reduction in power use compared to its predecessor, typically consuming 26W, earning an F rated EU Energy Label.
Bart Wouters, Global Product Manager for Digital Signage at PPDS commented: “At PPDS, our focus fulfilling and catering for the visual needs and unique requirements of the market, no matter how creative or complex those ambitions might be. With the new and enhanced Philips Stretch 3150, we are bringing the best of the original Philips S-Line, together with a wave of new and upgraded features and designs, providing our partners and customers with the high-quality tools to reach and exceed their ambitions.” The new Philips Stretch 3150 will be showcasing on Philips booth 3P500 at ISE 2026.
