BrightSign Announces New QSR Self Order Kiosk
BrightSign has partnered with Felbro Displays to create a new self-serve ordering kiosk for the quick service restaurant (QSR) market.
Products
Pelco ExSite Enhanced Explosion-Proof Cameras Are Engineered to Survive
A 30x optical zoom with image stabilization provides extended range with high detail for Pelco’s explosion proof ExSite cameras.
Here’s How Samsung Plans to Turn Galaxy S8 into a Productivity Tool
Samsung’s DeX docking station lets users operate the Galaxy S8 like a PC, and an alliance with VMware will eventually add the ability to stream Windows desktops and applications to the new smartphone.
DITEK Introduces Surge Protector for Shielded Ethernet Cabling
When used with shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling and the DTK-RM12POES, the DTK-MRJPOES surge protector does not require earth ground.
Pelco Releases Optera Panoramic Multi-Sensor Cameras
The Pelco Optera Multi-Sensor cameras feature Smart Compression technology, which reduces bitrate usage, resulting in up to 70% savings on storage, and delivers Panomersive Imaging that surrounds you.
AMAG Symmetry Security Appliance Provides Access Control and Video Management in One
AMAG says the new Symmetry security appliance is designed specifically for smaller businesses that need security management.
Intel Ships Xeon Processors for Entry-Level Servers and Workstations
Available immediately, the new, virtual reality-ready Xeon E3-1200 v6 processor family delivers up to 56 percent better performance than their predecessors and up to 3 times the graphics performance.
Dell Ships First Entry-Level Thin Client with Quad-Core Intel Processor
The new client device from Dell, available today for $329 and up, is designed to power videoconferencing software and other IO-intensive solutions.
Samsung Launches Picture Frame TV
Samsung picture frame TV displays digital art when it’s not delivering video content, offering an added aesthetic to digital signage.
Epson Unveils High-Speed A3 Color Inkjet MFP Printers
The two new printers, both of which are slated to reach market later this year, utilize stationary line head print technology to produce pages dramatically faster than comparable SMB and departmental products while consuming dramatically less power.
