Category — Digital Signage
Digital Signage Screens — Messages That Update Themselves
Digital signage earns its cost the first time a price changes, a menu rotates or a notice goes out to forty screens at once. Gaoke's signage range covers floor-standing and wall-mounted LCD displays published in sizes from 21.5 to 110 inches across the display families, plus LED poster screens for storefront impact.
Explore the Range
Product
Wall-Mounted Digital Signage
The wall format in hotel, restaurant and general editions, 32–110 inch LCD family.
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LED Poster Screen
The frameless storefront format — foldable, battery option, seamless splicing.
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Digital Menu Boards
Restaurant menu walls specified by daypart and viewing distance.
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Wall-mounted signage is the volume format: documented in hotel and restaurant editions as well as general advertising models, with infrared touch, capacitive touch or no-touch variants, so the same wall position can be a passive information screen today and an interactive directory later. Floor-standing signage carries the lobby, showroom and exhibition role — the manufacturer's display families publish floor-standing models from 43 to 85 inches with Android or Windows, Wi-Fi and LAN, remote advertising programme management, looping playback of pictures and video, and split-screen playback that divides the canvas between content zones.
LED poster screens take the storefront and event role where brightness and a frameless look matter more than touch; they are covered on their own page. Restaurant menu boards — a signage use case with its own content rhythm — also have a dedicated page, because a menu board is specified by daypart schedule and viewing distance, not by diagonal alone.
Content Management Is the Real Specification
A signage screen without a content plan is a television with a logo problem. The documented feature set here is built around programme management: remote advertising programmes, split-screen layouts, scrolling subtitles alongside video and pictures, and multiple split-screen modes on the Android versions. When you enquire, describe the content before the hardware — how many content zones, how often it changes, who updates it and from where. The quotation will then specify screen, system (Android or Windows) and management approach as one answer.
Touch is a genuine decision, not an upgrade tick-box: interactive wayfinding and product browsing justify capacitive or infrared touch; pure playback does not, and the no-touch variant is the honest recommendation for corridors and menu walls.
Specifications & Documented Options
| Formats documented | Floor standing · Wall-mounted (hotel / restaurant / general) · LED poster screen |
|---|---|
| Touch options | Infrared touch · Capacitive touch · No touch |
| Systems | Android / Windows |
| Playback | Looping pictures and video, split-screen modes, scrolling subtitles |
| Management | Remote advertising programme management (floor-standing family) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and LAN (floor-standing family) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Android or Windows for signage?
Android covers programme playback, split-screen layouts and remote management for most estates. Windows suits sites standardised on a Windows CMS. State your CMS in the enquiry — or ask for a recommendation if you do not have one.
Can one order cover screens for several sites?
Yes. List sizes and quantities per site and the quotation consolidates them into one shipment plan.
Request a Quote — Digital Signage Screens
Tell us where the screens will be placed, the sizes you are considering and how content will be updated. We reply with the matching models, system options and an export quotation.