LAS VEGAS - December 4, 2023 - Lenovo, a leading technology company, has revealed its latest innovation, the Lenovo Chromebox Micro, at the Digital Signage Experience (DSE) event. This new Chromebox offers a cutting-edge media player designed to provide high performance, enhanced data security, and simplified remote control and device management with ChromeOS.

The global digital signage market, which was valued at approximately USD 25 billion in 2022, is predicted to grow at a CAGR of 8 percent from 2023 to 2030. This growth is primarily driven by advancements in consumer experiences in sectors such as retail and hospitality, along with the increasing adoption of intelligent infrastructure in healthcare, education, and enterprise settings.

In an era where businesses are searching for cost-effective, secure, and scalable solutions to engage and inform their audience, Lenovo has stepped up to meet these demands with the introduction of the Lenovo Chromebox Micro.

Featuring an ultra-thin and lightweight design, the Lenovo Chromebox Micro can seamlessly integrate into various kiosk and signage solutions. This micro form factor Chromebox is explicitly built to endure the demanding conditions of high-traffic facilities, supporting dual displays with 4K resolutions. Surprisingly, it is smaller than most smartphones, yet robust enough to withstand continuous operation.

In collaboration with Instorescreen, Lenovo is also offering specially designed 15.6" and 21.5" inFLEX displays that perfectly complement the Lenovo Chromebox Micro. These innovative displays feature a rear cavity to accommodate the Chromebox Micro, ensuring unobstructed access to all ports, while delivering a streamlined and integrated appearance. With a single cable connection to the USB-C port, the Lenovo Chromebox Micro and inFLEX displays provide video, power, and data, ensuring superior cable management.

The Lenovo Chromebox Micro can be easily managed remotely, thanks to the ChromeOS Kiosk and Digital Signage Upgrade. This allows customers to streamline the setup and management of a fleet of kiosk devices. Additionally, ChromeOS zero-touch enrollment accelerates the deployment of pre-provisioned devices, making the Lenovo Chromebox Micro an ideal solution for large-scale implementations. With the simplicity and security offered by ChromeOS, the Lenovo Chromebox Micro minimizes the total cost of ownership for businesses.

Marc Godin, Vice President and General Manager of Commercial Smart Devices Solutions Group at Lenovo, expressed his enthusiasm for the new technology, highlighting its potential to transform businesses by providing unparalleled visual experiences in a compact, yet powerful solution.

Google's VP of ChromeOS and Education, Bryan Lee, also praised the Lenovo Chromebox Micro, emphasizing its affordability and versatility for various applications, including kiosk, digital signage, and shared workstations.

Lenovo's Chromebox Micro, in collaboration with Instorescreen's inFLEX smart displays, will be available in select markets worldwide from the first quarter of 2024, with prices starting at US$219.

Lenovo OEM Solutions, a dedicated engineering team, combines Lenovo hardware with leading OEMs and ISVs to offer the Lenovo Chromebox Micro with Instorescreen inFLEX displays. These solutions deliver top-quality technology, design innovation, and comprehensive services to support enhanced customer experiences across sectors such as retail, hospitality, conferencing, and healthcare.

With the introduction of the Lenovo Chromebox Micro, Lenovo aims to provide businesses with advanced visual technology, reliable support, and end-to-end services, allowing them to stand out in today's crowded digital landscape.