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Digital Sign in a Box 32"

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Digital Sign in a Box 32"
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DisplayStudio Media Player is available in 32", 40", 46" and 55" Led Backlit!!

The key to growing your business is keeping up with your customers' ever-changing needs. Today, that means digital signage should complement your existing services. Your customers already trust you with signs, banners, wraps and point-of-purchase graphics. Now, with Roland DisplayStudio, you can deliver powerful digital signage that keeps them coming back for more. And who better to get you started than the company that for over 25 years, has delivered the world's best-selling, high-performance sign making equipment?

With the Roland DisplayStudio media player, you can showcase your digital signs on any commercial display or video projector, or choose from our selection of commercial-grade 32," 40," 46" and 55" LED-backlit LCD displays designed to yield rich, vibrant colors and precise photographic imaging. Content can be displayed on either one individual monitor or on several screens simultaneously, making it easy for you to manage and personalize content across each of your customers' locations.

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