Real Digital Media (RDM) has used Linux and a Via-based embedded computer board to build a networked digital signage product with Flash and central management capabilities. The company expects the digital signage market to standardize on Linux, because its stability gives it “obvious advantages.”

Find out more about the RDM Neocast Media Player XP, and why Linux is primed for world signage domination, in our complete Device Profile.

• Device Profile: Lucid Signs electronic signs
• Device Profile: First Technologies FXA-50 networked media player
• Other smart devices with Linux inside
• DirectFB — a new embedded Linux graphics standard
• Flash makes splash in Linux devices
• Low volume devices gain embedded Flash player
• 3G smartphones drive vector graphics adoption

 
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