iBase, headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, designs and manufactures a broad portfolio of digital signage players and embedded computing boards. The company’s product lines span multiple silicon vendors including Intel, AMD, Nvidia, MediaTek, Qualcomm, and NXP, addressing applications from simple two-output displays to multi-screen video walls and outdoor waterproof installations. https://www.ibase.com.tw
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The SI636 is one of iBase’s popular six-output video wall players, part of the Signature Book product line named for its slim, book-like thickness that simplifies installation. Powered by a 12th or 13th generation Intel Core i7 processor, the SI636 drives six HDMI outputs and was demonstrated running a three-across, two-down video wall configuration. The naming convention across the SI series uses the third digit to indicate the number of HDMI or video outputs, making model identification straightforward.
Additional models in the SI series cover a range of configurations. The SI626 pairs six outputs with an Nvidia graphics card using lower-power GPU variants, while the SI212N provides two HDMI outputs plus USB Type-C and runs on Intel Atom or Core i3 processors depending on the build. A Ryzen-based player in the U series features four HDMI ports and is offered in both fanless and fanned versions depending on thermal requirements. The SI664 delivers four HDMI outputs including HDMI 2.1 and HDMI 2.0b, supporting 4K content across all outputs, though most customers currently deploy at 1080p. Compact single and dual-output players using AMD, Intel, or MediaTek silicon address simpler signage needs.
iBase also showcased its board-level designs including NXP-based platforms for RISC and Android deployments, alongside MediaTek and Qualcomm options for ARM-based signage. The company highlighted its internal board design and manufacturing capability as a differentiator. Outdoor and waterproof player units were on display for environmentally demanding installations, rounding out a hardware lineup that targets professional digital signage, video wall, and kiosk deployments across retail, corporate, and public venue environments.
