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Caltron to show digital signage hardware line at DSE

February 10, 2010

Caltron Industries will demonstrate its latest digital signage solutions, including both standard and high-definition players, at the upcoming Digital Signage Expo 2010 in Las Vegas. In addition, Caltron's staff will provide demonstrations and walkthroughs of various key aspects of product functionality to showcase Caltron's versatility and ease of use.

"DSE 2009 was an immensely successful event for Caltron, and we wanted to take it to another level with DSE 2010," said Jim Wang, Caltron Industries' president. "At DSE 2010, we plan to show our complete line of products. Our staff will be on hand to demonstrate configuration and setup so viewers understand the true potential of our digital signage solutions."

The Caltron DSE 2010 space will showcase the following product lines:

- MP-01 Standard Definition Standalone Player - MP-02A Standard Definition Network Player - MP-1080A and MP-1080H High Definition Standalone Players - MP-1080AW and MP-1080HW High Definition Standalone Wi-Fi Players - Open Frame Digital Signage Displays (6.5- to 24-inches)

"Our products cover all the bases to fit a client's needs," said Wang. "High-def, standard, network, wi-fi, standalone; we really do offer anything you could want in a digital signage solution."

Caltron products are known for their intuitive and easy-to-use functionality, along with their durability and compact design. At DSE 2010, Caltron representatives will demonstrate key features such as interactive synchronization, multi-zone functionality and video wall capabilities. In addition, Caltron will walk people through its Wi-Fi media-transfer functionality, along with the web-based management console developed with Atmio. These combined features offer an all-in-one feature set for digital signage needs and distinguish Caltron's products from solutions using PC/operating system combinations.

"At Caltron, our goal is to simplify our customer's lives. The more we can streamline the process for getting digital signage up and running, the better," said Wang. "At DSE 2010, our live demonstrations will show how easy digital signage can be with top-of-the-line technology."