Canada – Pixlac, a newcomer in the digital signage industry known for its innovative approach, has introduced a new product line that is set to transform the way businesses communicate visually in indoor environments. The company has launched a series of professional indoor free-standing digital signage kiosks, which are now making their debut in the Middle East and African (MEA) markets, with availability expected by the first quarter of 2016.
The new range of Pixlac kiosks comes in varying sizes, from 32 inches to 65 inches, designed to cater to a broad spectrum of business needs, from compact displays suitable for tight spaces to larger screens that command attention in busy areas. These kiosks feature 350 Nits brightness and full HD resolution, ensuring that the displayed content is vivid and engaging under various lighting conditions, an essential factor for indoor settings.
Further enhancing their functionality, Pixlac’s kiosks include USB playback capabilities, which facilitate easy content updates and management without needing complex integrations. Additionally, an optional HDMI input allows businesses to connect external sources such as computers or media players, thus expanding the versatility of the displays for different types of presentations and interactive applications.
Understanding the importance of reliability in business operations, Pixlac has backed its new digital signage kiosks with a 2-year international warranty, reassuring customers of the product’s quality and durability. Moreover, clients have the option to extend this warranty up to 5 years through purchases from regional distributors, offering further peace of mind and support.
This strategic move into the MEA region is part of Pixlac’s broader aim to tap into emerging markets and meet the growing demand for innovative digital signage solutions. By offering these versatile, free-standing kiosks, Pixlac enhances how businesses engage with their audiences, display crucial information, and effectively promote their services within indoor spaces.
Reference: https://www.pixlac.com
