Recommended
Mini PC
Best for: Video-heavy playlists, web dashboards, 4K displays
- Intel N100 class or better, x86-64
- Install from a USB stick in minutes
- UEFI, legacy BIOS and Secure Boot
Hardware
Any screen. Affordable players.
Use any TV or monitor with HDMI. Add a small player running Info Display OS, and it's part of your screen network.
Budget
Thin client
Best for: Images, text and 1080p video
- Used business thin clients work great
- Fanless and silent
- Same USB installer as mini PCs
Compact
Raspberry Pi 4 / 5
Best for: Menus, announcements and clocks
- Pi 4, 400, CM4; Pi 5 where supported
- Write the image to an SD card
- Tiny enough to tape behind a TV
Bring your own
Your own Debian machine
Best for: Reusing hardware you already manage
- Debian 13, amd64 or arm64
- Install with apt
- You manage the OS, we manage the player
Zero setup
Ready-to-run player
A fanless mini PC with Info Display OS pre-installed. Plug in power, HDMI and network, scan the QR code.
- Pre-installed and tested before shipping
- VESA mount to fit behind most screens
- Wi-Fi and Ethernet
Info Display OS
An operating system that does one thing well
Boots straight to the player
A minimal Debian 13 system with a locked-down Chromium kiosk. No desktop, no pop-ups, no login screen.
Updates itself
Security updates install automatically. Agent updates can be pushed from the editor.
Finds its way online
Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB-stick settings, phone tethering, and a setup hotspot when nothing else works.
Locked down
Root is locked, services run unprivileged, the recovery page needs an on-screen PIN.
Maintenance on site
Ctrl+Alt+M opens a maintenance desktop with status, network tools and logs.
Any orientation
Landscape, portrait, or mounted upside down — the player rotates its output for you.