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PORTABLE PLAYERS

Passengers can enjoy a full audio and video on demand environment with access to early-window Hollywood movies, audio CDs, multiple genres of video games, music videos, news that is updated multiple times daily, and much more. Best of all, portable solutions can be implemented very quickly and do not take each aircraft out of revenue service for a month at a time for installation work.

IMS currently offers two state-of-the-art portable players that provide significant cost savings over traditional in-seat IFE systems, without compromising on the entertainment experience.

PAV705

The PAV705 is the leading portable for a reason. This high-resolution touchscreen player is the most versatile PMP utilizing best-of-class consumer technologies and packed with functionality. The impressive list of airlines flying it would agree.

The PAV705 is a state-of-the-art handheld player with:

  • 7” high-resolution touchscreen display
  • Contains up to 320 hours of Audio and Video on Demand (AVOD) content
  • Interactive games
  • Magazines
  • Newspapers
  • Interactive surveys
  • Available for semi-embedded installations

 

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PAV605

The PAV605 is the best mini portable on the market for your economy-class passengers. This high-resolution compact player utilizes best-of-class consumer technologies and is loaded with functionality. The price for this lightweight portable won’t weigh you down either.

The PAV605 is a state-of-the-art handheld player with:

  • 4.3” high-resolution display
  • Push button control
  • Contains up to 60 hours of Audio and Video on Demand (AVOD) content
  • Interactive games
  • Magazines
  • Newspapers
  • Interactive surveys
  • Available for semi-embedded installations

 PAV604

PORTABLE APPLICATIONS

In addition to using portables for low-cost quality entertainment, they are the perfect solution for service recovery. Airlines have for a long time been under pressure from their passengers to have a reliable IFE system on the aircraft. Portables allow airlines to offer a service if the primary IFE system fails. Better still, if the airline knows beforehand that IFE will not be available in a particular seat or zone, it can pre-empt the problem and maintain goodwill by going to the affected passengers immediately when they board, apologizing and issuing them handhelds.

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