What are SoC displays?

System on Chip. It’s a multi-core processor embedded directly in commercial digital signage displays, eliminating the need for an external media player.

Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) are the leading manufacturers of SoC digital signage displays supported by Signage Rocket.

Yes, modern SoC displays from manufacturers like Samsung and LG have failure rates below 0.5%. With fewer cables and connection points, SoC setups have fewer potential points of failure than traditional player-and-screen configurations.

Yes, the latest generation of SoC displays feature quad-core processors that can run 4K content smoothly. They support modern web technologies including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript frameworks.

A system on chip (SoC) for digital signage is a processor built into commercial displays from manufacturers like Samsung (Tizen SSSP) and LG (webOS). Instead of connecting an external media player, the SoC runs your digital signage software directly on the screen. This reduces hardware costs, simplifies installation, and improves reliability.

System on Chip (SoC) is a built-in processor inside a commercial display that can run digital signage software directly — without an external media player. The display itself becomes the player. Samsung Tizen and LG webOS professional displays both include SoC technology, making installation simpler and reducing hardware costs.

No. That is the main advantage of SoC displays. The processor inside the screen runs the Signage Rocket player directly, so there is no separate box to buy, mount, or maintain. You connect the display to your network, point it to your Signage Rocket account, and you are ready to go.

An external media player is a separate device (like a BrightSign or mini PC) connected to a standard screen via HDMI. An SoC display has the player built in. SoC is simpler to install and has fewer points of failure, while external players can offer more processing power for very demanding content like 4K video walls.

System on Chip (SoC) is a built-in processor inside a commercial display that can run digital signage software directly — without an external media player. The display itself becomes the player. Samsung Tizen and LG webOS professional displays both include SoC technology, making installation simpler and reducing hardware costs.

No. That is the main advantage of SoC displays. The processor inside the screen runs the Signage Rocket player directly, so there is no separate box to buy, mount, or maintain. You connect the display to your network, point it to your Signage Rocket account, and you are ready to go.

An external media player is a separate device (like a BrightSign or mini PC) connected to a standard screen via HDMI. An SoC display has the player built in. SoC is simpler to install and has fewer points of failure, while external players can offer more processing power for very demanding content like 4K video walls.

System on Chip (SoC) is a built-in processor inside a commercial display that can run digital signage software directly — without an external media player. The display itself becomes the player. Samsung Tizen and LG webOS professional displays both include SoC technology, making installation simpler and reducing hardware costs.

No. That is the main advantage of SoC displays. The processor inside the screen runs the Signage Rocket player directly, so there is no separate box to buy, mount, or maintain. You connect the display to your network, point it to your Signage Rocket account, and you are ready to go.

An external media player is a separate device (like a BrightSign or mini PC) connected to a standard screen via HDMI. An SoC display has the player built in. SoC is simpler to install and has fewer points of failure, while external players can offer more processing power for very demanding content like 4K video walls.