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Stormbox-60E – 4th Generation Intel Core Desktop Processor-based Video Wall Player with AMD Radeon E8860 Graphics and 12 HDMI
The 4th Generation Intel Core processor-based Stormbox-60E with super-high 8K video wall player is an innovative digital signage player built specifically for multi-screen video wall display applications. The Starbox-60E supports up to twelve display outputs and features Multiple-Display Matrix Technology for flexible configuration and resolution settings, hardware EDID emulation and bezel adjustment. This aesthetically designed player offers awesome 3D graphics performance with resolutions up to 7680 x 3600 or 11520 x 2400. The system also integrates iSMART technology featuring power on/off scheduling, power resume function, low-temperature guardian and intelligent OS recovery that reduces maintenance cost, enhances system stability and ensures long-term reliability.
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Starbox-60E (SKU# 1708159): 4th Generation Intel Core Desktop Processor-based Video Wall Player with AMD Radeon E8860 Graphics and 12 HDMI
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