Multimedia Digital Podium
Description
Technical Parameters
Multimedia Digital Podium for Structured Presentation Programs
A professional presentation rarely depends on one screen alone. Speakers need access to prepared content, audiences need clear event information, and the session team needs to manage voice and time without disrupting the program. The HDFocus DP42 Multimedia Digital Podium brings these presentation roles together around one lectern position.
Use the DP42 to plan a clearer multimedia workflow for lectures, training sessions, conference programs and institutional briefings. The presenter-side control screen supports the confirmed presentation workflow; dual gooseneck microphones support presenter audio use; the independent touch timer supports session awareness; and the front-facing Android information display can carry approved schedules, speaker information, branding or event messages.
The final content sources, PC configuration, software, room audio and front-display publishing process should be confirmed according to each project.
A Multimedia Podium Is a Presentation Workflow, Not Just a Screen
A multimedia digital podium should do more than place multiple devices inside a lectern. It should help a project team define what the presenter needs to operate, what the audience needs to see, what the room needs to hear and how the session stays on schedule.
The DP42 supports this role as a professional presentation workstation. Rather than asking speakers to work across separate laptop tables, microphone stands, timers and event signage, a project can assign defined presentation tasks to the podium position. This makes the live session easier to prepare, hand over and repeat across a program.
Four Content Roles in One Presentation Program
1. Presenter content
Prepared slides, documents and approved presentation materials are accessed through the confirmed presenter-side PC and content workflow. The objective is to give the speaker a defined place to work with session material at the lectern.
2. Presenter audio
Dual gooseneck microphones support the speaker's audio use at the podium. Confirm room size, existing PA equipment, microphone policy and the required audio workflow before specifying the final project configuration.
3. Session timing
The independent touch timer provides a visible time-awareness point for scheduled sessions. Use it for speech countdowns, agenda pacing or speaker handover reminders according to the confirmed event procedure.
4. Audience information
The front-facing Android information display can carry approved audience-facing content such as event agendas, speaker names, institution branding, welcome messages or scheduled program information. Confirm the selected publishing process, content ownership and update responsibility for the project.
Plan Multimedia Content Across the Session Timeline
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Before the session
Prepare the presenter materials, confirm the approved front-display playlist or event message, check the microphone arrangement and define the timer procedure. The goal is to establish a repeatable start-of-session routine rather than rely on last-minute equipment setup.
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During the session
The speaker works from the defined lectern position, while the timer supports pacing and the front display can continue to communicate approved audience-facing information. The actual presentation, audio and front-display operation should follow the confirmed venue procedure.
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Between speakers or program segments
Use the audience-facing display for scheduled transition content, upcoming-session information, sponsor or institution branding, or other approved program messages. The project team should define who updates content and how changes are reviewed before an event.
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After the session
Review the content handover process, remove or update time-sensitive materials and prepare the podium workflow for the next class, briefing or event session.
Multimedia Podium Applications by Program Type
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Scheduled lecture programs
For guest lectures, public courses and academic forums, define a repeatable sequence for presenter material, microphone use, timer setup and front-display program information. The DP42 provides one identifiable operational point for this sequence.
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Instructor-led training sessions
For training centers and corporate learning rooms, plan which course materials are operated at the presenter position, how break-time information is displayed and how the next instructor receives the room and its content workflow.
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Conference agendas and multi-speaker sessions
For formal programs with multiple presenters, separate speaker-facing material from audience-facing agenda or event information. Define a transition procedure between sessions instead of asking every speaker to reconfigure the room from scratch.
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Institutional briefings and ceremonies
For formal internal briefings, ceremonies and institutional events, plan who owns presenter content, approved event messages, speaker timing and front-display updates. This helps keep the podium content workflow aligned with the event program.
Specification
PC Control Screen
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Display Screen |
BOE brand 21.5" TFT-LCD |
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Panel Backlight |
LED Backlight |
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Display Ratio |
16:9 |
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Color |
16.7M colors |
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Display area |
477*268mm |
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Resolution |
1920*1080 |
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Brightness |
350cd/m2 |
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Contrast |
≥ 1000:1 |
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View Angle |
89° left and right, up and down |
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Screen Response Time |
14ms |
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Life time |
Over 50000hrs |
PC Control Screen Touch
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Touch Type |
Capacitive Touch |
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Points |
10 points |
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Touch Recognition |
> 1.5mm(Finger, touch pen opaque objects) |
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Scanning Accuracy |
4096*4096 |
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Scanning Rate |
200Hz |
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Response Time |
Less than 5ms |
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Communication |
USB2.0 |
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Life Time |
Over 80,000,000 touches |
Windows motherboard performance
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Configuration options |
Pro version: Intel I3 CPU, 4th Generation, DDR4 4G/8G/16G/32G/64G RAM, 128G/256G/512G/1T SSD & 1T HHD(optional) |
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Max version: Intel I5 CPU, 4th Generation, DDR4 4G/8G/16G/32G/64G RAM, 128G/256G/512G/1T SSD & 1T HHD(optional) |
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Maxplus version: Intel I7 CPU, 4th Generation, DDR4 4G/8G/16G/32G/64G RAM, 128G/256G/512G/1T SSD & 1T HHD(optional) |
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Graphics card |
Intel® HD Graphics card integrated |
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WIFI |
Support WIFI dual band 2.4G/5.2G |
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Windows OS |
Windows 10,11 trial version; Linux OS |
Windows motherboard I/O Interface
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USB |
USB 2.0*2,USB3.0*1 |
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HDMI Output |
HDMI*1 |
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Line Audio Output |
Line*1 |
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Network |
RJ45*1, 10/100Mbps |
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WIFI |
WIFI*1, support 802.11 b/g/n |
Front Signage Screen
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Display Screen |
43" TFT Panel with LED backlight |
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Display Ratio |
16:9 |
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Color |
16.77M colors |
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Display area |
940.2*528.4mm |
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Resolution |
1920*1080 |
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Brightness |
350cd/m2 |
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Response Time |
Less than 5ms |
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Contrast |
3000:1 |
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View Angle |
178° left and right, up and down |
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Life time |
Over 60,000hrs |
Front Signage Screen Motherboard
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CPU |
Quad core Cortex-A55, RK3566 |
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Frequency |
1.8GHz |
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RAM |
DDR4- 2G (can customize 4G) |
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Storage |
EMMC 32G (can expand ) |
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GPU |
ARM G52 2EE |
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Network Card |
10/100M adaptive card |
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WIFI&Bluetooth |
Support WIFI and Bluetooth 4.0 |
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4G Function |
Can customize 4G function(optional) |
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OS |
Android OS 11.0 and above |
Input/output Interface
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Top I/O Interface |
Gooseneck microphone*2 |
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Europe Standard Socket*1 |
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PC USB*1, Front screen control USB*1 |
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HDMI Input*1 , HDMI Switch*1 |
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Wireless charge*1 |
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Digital Touch Timer*1 |
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Back I/O Interface |
Power Switch*1 |
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Power Plug*1 |
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Microphone Audio Output*1 |
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RJ45*1, USB*1 |
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HDMI Output*1 |
Front Signage Screen
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Android Motherboard I/O Interface |
USB 3.0*2 |
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HDMI Output*1 |
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TF card slot*1 |
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Headphone Audio Output*1 |
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RJ45*1 |
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WIFI*1, support 802.11 b/g/n |
Others
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Format |
PAL, NTSC |
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Speaker |
10W*2 |
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Wheels |
Lockable wheels |
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Voltage |
DC12V/AC100-240V 50/60Hz |
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Net Dimension |
1,193 *620*650mm |
Project Support from HDFocus
HDFocus works with distributors, education suppliers, AV integrators and institutional buyers who need a multimedia digital podium for planned presentation programs. Share your room type, content workflow, expected quantity, presenter-PC requirements, audio requirements, front-display message plan and project schedule.
For volume projects, define a repeatable content and operating workflow before production. This can include the selected PC configuration, a front-display content template, responsibility for material updates, user guidance and an acceptance checklist for each room.
FAQ
Q: What is a multimedia digital podium?
A: A multimedia digital podium is a presenter workstation that brings selected presentation-content, audio, timing and audience-information tasks to one lectern position. The exact functions depend on the confirmed podium configuration and venue workflow.
Q: How is the DP42 different from a standard lectern?
A: A standard lectern primarily provides a speaking surface. The DP42 is designed as a presentation workstation that can support a configured presenter-side content workflow, dual microphone use, session timing and audience-facing information display.
Q: Can the DP42 show different information to the presenter and the audience?
A: The presenter-side control screen is intended for the configured presenter workflow, while the front-facing display can carry approved audience-facing information. Define the exact content plan, hardware configuration and operating procedure for your project.
Q: Can the front screen display event agendas or speaker information?
A: It can be planned for approved audience-facing information such as agendas, speaker names, welcome messages or institution branding. Confirm the content-publishing method and the team responsible for updates before project approval.
Q: Does the multimedia podium include a built-in PC?
A: PC configuration should be confirmed for the project. Discuss the required operating system, performance level, software, storage and user-management requirements before ordering.
Q: Does the DP42 include video conferencing, recording or a document camera?
A: Do not assume these functions are included. Confirm any third-party camera, document camera, recording or conferencing requirement as part of the final project configuration.
Q: How is this page different from the other DP42 pages?
A: The Arc-Shaped page covers venue fit and the full model. The Interactive page covers presenter touchscreen operation. The Integrated Control page covers interfaces and AV planning. The Adjustable Display page covers screen angle. The Freestanding page covers room deployment. This Multimedia Digital Podium page covers how presentation content, session timing, presenter audio and audience information are organized across a program.
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