This article focuses on specialized video modules designed for greeting cards and media boxes, detailing their technical specs (2.4-inch to 10.1-inch screens, 128MB to 16GB memory), application adaptations, selection criteria, and future innovations.
In terms of core hardware, screen sizes are tailored to use cases: 2.4-inch for mini greeting cards; 4.3/5-inch for mid-sized cards/desktop media boxes; 7/10.1-inch for premium media boxes/large cards. Memory configurations match functionality: 128MB–512MB SDRAM for basic 2.4-inch modules (5-minutes); 1GB–4GB 4 for 4.3–7-inch modules (20–30 minutes); 8GB–16GB for 10.1-inch modules (1+ hours).
A selection framework links screen size, memory, encoding, use cases, and advantages . Future innovations include GPMI Type-C connectors (144Gbps bandwidth) and Ada Lovelace-derived decoding (30% lower power).
The conclusion emphasizes that these modules balance content richness and form factor, with optimal deployment relying on aligning specs with user needs (personal messages or product showcases).