FAQ
1. What’s the difference between FPGA and windows based controller?
FPGAs are programmable like GPUs or CPUs but are aimed at parallel, low-latency, high-throughput problems like inference and Deep Neural Networks.
FPGAs have a number of benefits, the most notable of which is speed. While FPGAs run at a slow clock speed relative to modern CPUs, they are fundamentally concurrent, rather than running streams of sequential instructions, with data flowing optimally between these concurrent operations, resulting in a dramatic net increase in performance. There is the potential for applications to run up to 100 times faster over the same code running on traditional CPUs.2. What kind of content can I play on a video wall?
3. What’s the maximum configuration for input contents and output screens?
4. Do you have any certificate of video wall controller?
5. What is the payment term and delivery term?
6. What is the warranty policy and RMA procedure?
7. Do I need to hire any expert to setup iSEMC controllers?
8. Does controller support audio?
9. Do you have network capture and KVM function?
10. What is your OEM policy?