Philips 32BDL5150I/00, 32", Display

Colour displays that don't need electricity

From colour menus to electronic posters, harness the potential of the new era of displays. Display paper signs digitally or show a variety of static images with crisp, easy-to-update and environmentally friendly ePaper technology.

Operational flexibility

• Technology for the future
• PPDS Wave-enabled for remote management

Brilliant performance. Rapid processor speed

• Android SoC processor
• Full-colour ePaper display
• Readable in sunlight

Cost-effective system solution

• No power consumption for displaying a static image 24/7/365
• Very low power consumption for changing the content

Versatile placement

• No constant power connection required
• So large that paper posters and signage can be easily replaced

Android SoC processor

The Philips professional Android displays are flexible and secure, optimised for native Android applications and easy installation of web apps and software directly on the display. Everything can be controlled via an internet connection.

Full colour ePaper display

The device has 16 GB of internal memory and displays 60,000 colours, including blue, for clear and reliable communication without the need for an external media player. Connect the device to a power source to transfer new static content for instant playback, via USB, LAN or WiFi connections.

Wave-enabled PPDS for remote management

Your Wave-enabled PPDS display allows you to remotely manage and maintain this device and securely switch content anywhere, anytime. This advanced cloud platform gives you complete control with simplified installation and configuration, monitoring and controlling displays, updating firmware, managing playlists and setting power consumption schedules. You save time, energy and environmental impact.

Readable in sunlight

Ideal for environments where there is no direct access to electricity. The position of the Tableaux Philips can be adjusted and changed to display colourful, static content like paper posters. Very little power is required only when charging new content.

Technology for the future

Developing technologies for a sustainable future - replacing colourful paper posters that neither consume electricity nor generate waste.