A full-screen digital poster is a tall freestanding display in which the picture runs close to the edges of the unit, so it reads as one large image and not as a screen set into a cabinet. It suits places where advertising has to hold its own in a big space: a cinema foyer, a shopping centre mall, an airport concourse, a museum or a hotel lobby.
Full-Screen Digital Posters (view the range) are listed at 64.2, 65, 68.2, 69.3 and 80 inch, with a metal housing, aluminium frame and tempered glass front, at 400 nits for indoor use. The panels use non-standard formats of 3840 × 1350 and 3840 × 1440 pixels, not the usual 16:9 shape. Several posters can stand side by side and show one picture across the group, or each can run its own content.
The format is the main planning point. Artwork and video have to be produced for the panel's own pixel dimensions, so the content plan belongs in the project from the start, not after delivery. The range is listed with an Android configuration and an HDMI input, and digital signage content management is scoped separately. For smaller sizes, see freestanding advertising displays.