The portable rollable smart screen — sold in its home market as the “stand by me TV” — is a 32-inch touch display on a wheeled, height-adjustable stand with its own battery, so the screen goes to the audience instead of the audience coming to the screen. It lifts, tilts and rotates between portrait and landscape, runs a certified Android system with app access, and casts from phones by AirPlay, Miracast or DLNA.
It solves the last-ten-metres problem of event and retail media: the demo point in the aisle, the welcome screen at the pop-up, the menu board that moves with the queue, the trainer's screen that rolls between rooms. No wall, no mount, no cable run — wheel it in, switch it on, work for the rated 4–6 battery hours or plug in and stay.

| Display | 32 in touch, 1920 × 1080 |
|---|---|
| System | Certified Android OS, 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage |
| Battery | Built-in, 108 Wh as listed; approx. 4–6 h per charge (manufacturer-stated) |
| Stand | Wheeled, height adjustable, tilt and rotation (portrait/landscape) |
| Casting | AirPlay / Miracast / DLNA |
| Camera | 4K HD camera (as listed) |
Specifications are the manufacturer's published figures for this model. Configurations vary — the written quote states exactly what your build includes.
Wheeled stand, built-in 7500 mAh-class battery (108 Wh as listed) and a manufacturer-stated 4–6 hours of use per charge.
The stand lifts and lowers, tilts forward and back, and rotates the screen between landscape and portrait for content that changes by the hour.
1920×1080 touch screen with an 8 GB RAM / 128 GB storage Android build and a listed 4K HD camera for video calls and content.
AirPlay, Miracast and DLNA support means staff and guests put their own content on the big screen in seconds.
Google Play access turns it into a working screen — presentations, menus, social feeds, training apps — not only a signage player.
Rolls into place and works. For exhibitions and pop-ups, that removes the rigging line from the budget entirely.
Retail teams roll it to the promotion of the day. Trainers roll it between classrooms. Exhibitors put it on the stand corner where the fixed screens cannot reach, and restaurants move it with the queue — menu at lunch, booking screen at dinner. The battery is what makes the behaviour different: staff actually move it, daily, because moving it costs nothing.
For events, it is the fastest screen you can deploy — faster than any mounted signage — and it pairs with a photo booth station as the gallery and sharing screen beside the booth itself.
The manufacturer states up to about 4–6 hours depending on brightness and use (a 5.5-hour figure also appears in its materials). Plan events on the conservative end, or run it plugged in for all-day duty.
Yes — it runs Android with Google Play access, so your app, browser content or signage platform can be installed as on any Android device.
The stand is designed as a floor product with a weighted mobile base. As with any tall screen, position it sensibly away from heavy traffic edges; it locks into place for use.
Both — the screen rotates. Portrait suits social-style video and menus; landscape suits presentations and casting.
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