NEC Display OPS-DRD
Sep 10, 2014 7:30 PM
NEC Display’s OPS-DRD, a new internal ARM-based digital signage media player, is based on the Open Pluggable Specification (OPS) for integration with select NEC large-screen displays. The OPS platform is an industry-wide standard for the design and development of digital signage to simplify installation and maintenance. OPS-DRD runs on Android’s Jelly Bean 4.2.2 operating system, plays multiple video formats and high-definition content at 1080p, and is targeted for use with all types of digital signage from static content to dynamic graphics. Other features of the OPS-DRD include fan-less and solid-state components, which make this ideal for 24/7 run times; built-in media player application, which can run video files via flash memory, SD Card, or USB Drive; HDMI video, stereo audio, RS-232 control and power, which are all passed internally from the display to OPS device for simplified installation with no external connections required; easy setup with a 1.0GHZ CPU and eight logic core graphics processors; and wired and wireless networking capabilities through integrated LAN port and wireless antenna (included).
