What is storage configuration?

In digital displays, storage configuration typically refers to RAM (Random Access Memory) + ROM (Read-Only Memory).

RAM: Determines system smoothness and multitasking capability.

ROM: Determines the amount of content that can be stored, such as images, videos, and advertising materials.

Common configurations include 1+8G (1GB RAM + 8GB ROM) and 2+16G (2GB RAM + 16GB ROM). The suitable solution varies depending on the specific scenario.

FAQ

Q1: Is storage expandable?

A1: Most digital displays support TF card or USB drive expansion to address insufficient ROM.

Q2: Will it lag?

A2: 1+8G: Sufficient for simple looped playback but unsuitable for multitasking.

2+16G: Offers smoother system performance and can run complex advertising campaigns.

Q3: How to choose?

A3: For basic advertising display only, choose 1+8G. For multimedia interaction and large-scale updates, recommend 2+16G.

Case Studies & Customer Feedback

Convenience Store Project: Utilized 1+8G configuration to meet daily promotional playback needs at lower cost.

Shopping Mall Project: Employed 2+16G to run navigation maps, advertising videos, and event promotions on a single device with remarkable results.

Digital display storage configurations directly impact operational performance and content capacity.

Budget-conscious with basic needs → Choose 1+8G

Requiring higher performance and scalability → Choose 2+16G

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