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    Panasonic expands networked signage range

    AV NewsBy AV NewsAugust 8, 2016Updated:July 13, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Panasonic has expanded its signage display line-up with the release of the EF1 series, which adds 84, 75, and 32-inch displays to the LFE8 Series released at ISE in 2015.

    The EF1 series features a built-in USB media player, eliminating the need for a set-top box or a connected PC for basic functionality. It’s also possible to have synchronised playback on multiple screens using the USB media player, when connected via LAN and a hub.

    panasonic travel_shop EF1 (3)100

    The EF1 series is available in 32”, 75” and 84”, expanding on the existing LFE8 series, which is available in 43”, 48”, 55” and 65”.

      Panasonic European Marketing Manager Enrique Robledo, said, “With efficient LED technology producing 350 cd/m2 of brightness at full HD resolution and Panasonic’s IPS panel affording wide visibility whilst maintaining off-axis colour performance, the EF1 represents an impressive yet cost effective solution for digital signage or for general use in the office or classroom.”

    The EF1 series has multiple connectivity options, with two HDMI, DVI-D, USB, PC/component, and video inputs joining LAN, RS-232C, and IR in/out terminals. In total, 59 PC signal types are supported.

    The series is compatible with Panasonic’s free Multi Monitoring and Control software. This extends the network capabilities to include content distribution to multiple displays via PC and the ability to automatically power on/off, switch to USB input and play content according to a schedule – ideal for schools, showrooms, retail spaces and offices.

       

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