Some positions have two audiences: the middle of an aisle, a walkway through a shopping centre, a showroom floor that people cross in both directions. A display with a picture on each face serves both without the bulk, cabling and cost of two separate screens mounted back to back.
The source references a 55 inch size and describes content on both sides that can be the same or different. Installation is listed as floor stand, ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted, and the pictured units set the picture within a clear glass surround, hung from a ceiling pole or rising from a weighted floor base. Playback is from an Android or PC player configuration, with HDMI input as an option for your own player.
We are deliberately cautious about the panel itself, because the source uses more than one term for it. Catalogued as a slim double-sided panel; the exact panel technology and any transparency are confirmed with your quotation. The resolution wording is also open to interpretation, so we describe it as Full HD or 4K-class options, with the exact resolution confirmed for your configuration. No brightness figure is given. For a position that faces daylight through glass, compare our high-brightness shop window displays, which list double-sided designs with stated brightness.
Two faces usually means two playlists: one for people arriving and one for people leaving, or one for each side of an aisle. We can scope digital signage content management so that each face is scheduled in its own right, and content can be prepared for both through our design and branding service. Software is described and quoted separately from the hardware.