Digital Signage Specialist, ONELAN, has announced the signing of a license agreement that enables the company to include Adobe Flash animation software embedded within its Net Top Box range of digital signage platforms. The company’s V.6 software supports Flash 9 operation.

Digital signage specialist, ONELAN, has announced V5.2 of its Net Top Box (NTB) Digital Signage software with many new features, including Multi-Channel Publishing, which now allows its products to build up to large scale Digital Signage Network (DSN).

Digital Signage Specialist ONELAN offers its new versatile V5.1 software especially for media design houses and Net-Top-Box (NTB) Layout designers. To date, the company’s main markets are in UK, Ireland and The Netherlands. To enhance ONELAN’s capabilities in other European markets, the new software permits user interfaces in German, Italian and other languages.

Digital Signage Specialist, ONELAN, has announced that it will be outfitting the prestigious Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Annual Conference (HMC) - to be held at the Royal Bath Hotel, Bournemouth, 1st - 4th October - with Digital Signage. ONELAN has identified the education sector as one which could benefit immensely from the installation of Digital Signage, as a means of keeping all pupils – and staff – up to date with important clas...

Digital Signage Specialist, ONELAN, has introduced the 3300/5 Net-Top-Box with more processing ability to power its complex functions. ONELAN’s Net-Top-Box (NTB) is a self-contained system running the ultra-reliable Linux operating system with built-in interfaces for communicating with data sources and live television and video feeds. It is controlled via a web interface and may be programmed to display stored pages or live TV and video togethe...

A steady increase in sales performance has necessitated a move for digital signage specialist ONELAN to a larger establishment in Henley-on-Thames. The new 2500 sq ft commercial trading location accommodates not only ONELAN’s current needs, in terms of space and facilities, but also offers great expansion potential for future manufacturing.

The new NTB (Net-Top-Box) 115 from specialist Digital Signage ONELAN, is being accepted into mass transit markets, such as buses and trams. The NTB115 has a 12V power input that simplifies integration into mobile applications. It can also be used with wireless connectivity to enable media update schemes when buses are in a depot overnight.

UK-based Digital Signage solutions manufacturer, ONELAN reports a 100% year-on-year increase in sales of their Net-Top-Box (NTB) 100 series in 2006. Monthly sales of the company’s multimedia players, which allow the upload of customised material onto any LCD or plasma screen (freeview TV, ticker-tape news from internet, video, graphics etc), also hit an all-time time high last month since their launch in 2004.