Planet eStream Digital Signage Player – Standard Specification with Windows 10

The Planet eStream Digital Signage Player with standard Windows specification is based around an Intel Apollo Lake Processor and 4GB of RAM. At just under 11cm by 11cm and weighing only 0.25kg, these discreet units enable you to quickly turn any display with an HDMI input into a digital signage screen.

Each player comes preconfigured with Windows 10 and the Planet eStream Digital Signage Client. We also include an ethernet cable, HDMI lead, and a twelve-month advanced replacement warranty as standard.

Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 10.60 x 10.60 x 1.77 cm

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Planet eStream Digital Signage Player – Advanced Specification with Windows 11

The Planet eStream Advanced Digital Signage Player is a small form factor PC built around an Intel 11th Gen 4 Core 2.9GHz Celeron processor. They also have 8GB of RAM, a 128GB M2 drive, and Intel UHD graphics.

Each player comes preconfigured with Windows 11 and the Planet eStream Digital Signage Client. We also include an ethernet cable, HDMI lead, and a twelve-month advanced replacement warranty as standard.

Product Dimensions (L x W x H):): 11.5 x 10.2 x 4.10 cm

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Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) Adapter for Non-Commercial Displays

Unlike commercial units, most standard consumer displays such as TV's will not wake and sleep in sync with your digital signage player. Most TV's offer Consumer Electronic Control (CEC) that work with non-computer-based devices such as Blu-Ray players, Amazon Fire Sticks, Sky Boxes etc . The Planet eStream Digital Signage client for Windows can take advantage of this small in-line unit, adding the required CEC signal to the HDMI output of your digital signage player that wakes and sleeps consumer displays*.

*Please note, please check that your display will accept CEC control. Display manufacturers can label this function as a branded function. For example, Sony call it Bravialink, LG call it Simplink, and Samsung call it Anynet+.

**Also please note that this device requires a CEC compatible TV.