Westinghouse Digital and Almo Target ProAV Market
Westinghouse Digital Electronics and Almo Corp. announced an expansion of their strategic distribution agreement to include the Pro AV market, targeting the system integrator and digital signage channels.
The limited Westinghouse rollout at Almo in Q3 includes 27-, 32- and 42-inch Professional LCD monitors. The RS232 connector will be built into these displays’ boards, along with additional hardware and software, letting system integrators and content providers deliver and control specific content.
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