SNL Digital Podium: The Smart Podium for Powerful Presentations

A podium (lectern) with the presenter’s computer, screen and sound system built in. Instead of bringing a laptop, cables and a speaker to the stage, the presenter plugs in and starts. The SNL Digital Podium has a 21.5-inch Full HD screen, a built-in PC and a built-in PA audio system in a steel cabinet on wheels.

The datasheet calls it “The Smart Digital Podium for Powerful Presentations”: an all-in-one podium with a built-in PC and audio system, a touch or non-touch 21.5-inch screen with manual or motorized tilt, a laptop-style keyboard and mouse, and a lockable slider and cabinet, on caster wheels.

Three, all on this page: the Digital Podium (built-in PC, screen and PA system), the Advanced Podium with Dual Display (a 22-inch presenter display and a 32-inch front screen for the audience) and the Audio Podium (amplifier, speakers and microphone, with no screen or computer listed).

The Digital Podium has a screen and a built-in PC as well as sound (a 60W amplifier and two 20W speakers). The Audio Podium is audio only: a 100W amplifier, two 50W speakers and a gooseneck microphone, with Bluetooth, USB, FM and AUX inputs. Choose the Audio Podium when you only need to amplify a voice.

The Advanced Podium with Dual Display has one 22-inch display for the presenter’s view and one 32-inch front screen for the audience sitting near, which shows event highlights, images, videos and advertisements.

The datasheet lists a keyboard and mouse with a tray as the included accessories, on top of the built-in PC, screen and audio system. A document camera or visualizer, a UPS for power backup and a DSP for better audio are listed as optional.

In everyday use, yes: both words mean the stand a speaker rests notes or a laptop on. Strictly, a lectern is the stand and a podium is the platform a speaker stands on. SNL calls its products podiums.

Anyone who presents from the same spot again and again and wants the computer and the sound ready at the lectern. The datasheet speaks of every speech, lecture and event and names no particular customer.

21.5 inches on the Digital Podium, with a Full HD resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels.

1920 × 1080 pixels, which is Full HD.

It can be. The specification table lists the display as a colour LED “Touch / Non-Touch Screen”, so it comes as a touch or a non-touch model, and the key features describe a motorized tilt touch screen. Say which you want when you ask for a quote.

Yes. The tilt mechanism is listed as “Manual / Motorized”, so the screen can be angled by hand or by motor. The datasheet gives no range of angles.

A colour LED display. The datasheet gives no brightness, contrast, viewing angle or panel type beyond that.

One 22-inch display for the presenter and one 32-inch front screen for the audience. The Digital Podium’s table lists 21.5 inches while the dual-display page says 22 inches; the datasheet does not say whether it is the same panel.

Event highlights, images, videos and advertisements for the audience sitting near, so the content on the podium stays up to date. The datasheet does not describe how the content is loaded, so ask the SNL team.

Yes. The datasheet lists advertisements among the things the 32-inch front screen shows, alongside event highlights, images and videos.

Yes. The key features list a built-in PC, and the table gives its options: an Intel i3, i5 or i7 processor, 4 GB or 8 GB of RAM, 500 GB or 1 TB of storage and Windows 10 or Windows 11.

Intel i3, i5 or i7. The datasheet does not name the processor generation.

RAM of 4 GB or 8 GB and storage of 500 GB or 1 TB, depending on the configuration you choose. The datasheet does not say whether the storage is a hard disk or an SSD.

Windows 10 or Windows 11.

The table lists “High Specs PC – Customized” as a customization. Get in touch with the SNL team and say what the PC has to run.

It is a Windows computer, so ordinary Windows presentation and teaching software should run within the limits of the configuration you choose. The datasheet lists no preinstalled software, so ask the team what is loaded.

The datasheet does not list Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for the Digital Podium’s PC, so this page makes no claim. If you need either, get in touch with the SNL team. (Bluetooth is listed for the Audio Podium’s media playback.)

Not to present from the podium: the PC is built in, with a keyboard and mouse. You can still connect your own laptop through the listed input ports, and charge it at the podium.

Yes. An inbuilt PA system makes the voice audible and keeps it clear throughout the presentation. The table lists two 20W speakers and a 60W amplifier.

Two speakers of 20W each and a 60W amplifier on the Digital Podium. The Audio Podium has two 50W speakers and a 100W amplifier.

The Digital Podium lists three options: a gooseneck mic, a wireless handheld mic and a collar mic. The datasheet does not say which one comes as standard, so confirm that in your quotation.

Yes, a wireless handheld mic is one of the three microphone options listed.

The table lists “DSP for Better Audio (Optional)”. DSP stands for digital signal processing, which shapes the sound electronically. The datasheet gives no further detail, so ask the SNL team what it does on this podium.

Yes. The table lists audio in and out and an AUX in port.

It has a 100W amplifier driving two built-in speakers of 50W each.

Over Bluetooth, USB, FM or an audio port, with an AUX input for another device.

Yes. It has sockets for an external amplifier and speakers.

A gooseneck microphone.

HDMI in, VGA and USB, plus audio in and out and an AUX in port.

Yes. The table lists an HDMI out “for projector”, so the podium’s picture can be sent to one.

Yes. HDMI in and VGA are listed as input ports, so a laptop with either output can be connected. The datasheet does not describe how the inputs are switched between the built-in PC and a laptop, so ask the team if you need that detail.

The table lists “Laptop & Mobile charging” as charging support. It gives no charging power, so ask the team if you need to charge a particular device.

Yes. A document camera or visualizer is listed as an optional accessory, and the cabinet’s storage space lists a visualizer among the things it holds.

The datasheet lists an external device input of 230V, 5A and a plug socket power supply for an external device, so a piece of equipment can be powered from the podium. It names no particular device.

The datasheet lists a keyboard and mouse with a tray as the included accessories and no cables. Confirm in your quotation what is in the box.

A 1.6 mm mild steel enclosure with a screw-less chassis, on a wheel-based cabinet.

Yes. It has a rugged body on caster wheels, so it moves easily between rooms. The Audio Podium is listed with a metal base for floor mounting instead.

The table lists keyboard, mouse, computer, visualizer, PA system and microphone as the storage space.

The slider and cabinet are lockable, which keeps your presentation notes and personal things safe.

A 220V power supply. Have a mains socket within reach of where it will stand.

Yes. A UPS is listed as an optional power backup.

The datasheet gives none for any of the three podiums. Get in touch with the SNL team if you need to plan a doorway, a lift or a stage.

The Audio Podium is listed as a powder-coated black metallic body. The Digital Podium’s table lists no colour options and its photo shows a grey and beige finish, so ask the team before you order.

The datasheet lists no weather, dust or temperature rating, so treat the podiums as indoor equipment.

Wherever someone presents from a fixed spot: classrooms, seminar halls, conference rooms and event stages are the usual places. The datasheet speaks of every speech, lecture and event and names no venue.

It can be. A teacher or principal can present from a ready PC with sound, without carrying a laptop and speaker, and lock notes in the cabinet. A school can also use the Audio Podium alone for assemblies and functions.

An Interactive Flat Panel is a large touch display for interactive teaching, mounted on a wall or trolley. The podium is the presenter’s station, with a PC, a screen and a sound system in one cabinet. They do different jobs and often sit in the same room.

The datasheet says to plug in and start. Connect the power, switch the podium on and present from the built-in PC, or connect your laptop through HDMI in or VGA.

Yes, through the HDMI out, which the table lists for a projector. The Dual Display podium adds a 32-inch front screen for the audience sitting near.

The datasheet lists no camera or video-conferencing feature for the podium. For recording or streaming a lecture, pair it with an PTZ Camera, or see the Studio Setup pages.

Yes, on the Dual Display podium: its 32-inch front screen shows event highlights, images, videos and advertisements to the audience sitting near.

Choose the Digital Podium when you want the PC, screen and sound in one place, the Dual Display podium when the audience also needs a screen, and the Audio Podium when you only need to amplify a voice. Book a demo or get in touch and the SNL team will help you decide.

This page shows no price or online cart, and the price depends on the model and configuration. Book a demo or get in touch with the SNL team, and tell them the model, the screen type and the PC you want.

Yes. Tell the SNL team the models, the number of units and where they will be installed when you book a demo or get in touch, and they will take it from there.

The Audio Podium’s datasheet lists a one-year on-site warranty. The Digital Podium’s datasheet lists no warranty period, so ask the team to confirm it in writing for the model you order.

The datasheet lists a customised high-specification PC for the Digital Podium. For any other change, get in touch with the SNL team and ask.

For most locations an order reaches you within 7 working days of dispatch. Remote, rural or high-security zones can take longer, and delivery dates cannot be guaranteed. The Refund & Return Policy does not give a dispatch time for podiums.

The Refund & Return Policy describes SNL’s installation process for IFPs and AIO devices: fill in the form sent to your registered email, or call customer support. It does not name podiums, so confirm with the team whether installation is included.

A 220V power supply within reach of the podium and a clear floor space. The policy asks for proper wiring, a power supply and any floor arrangements to be ready so that installation can go ahead on the scheduled date.

Refuse it if it looks damaged at delivery. All shipments are covered by transit insurance: report any damage with photos or videos while the package is opened and checked. Damage reported after installation is complete and the technician has left cannot be covered.

The Refund & Return Policy treats a confirmed order for SNL hardware as final and non-cancellable, and lists SNL IFPs and AIO devices as non-returnable once delivered. It does not name podiums, so ask the SNL team how it applies before you order.

Book a demo and the SNL team will show you the product and discuss your requirement.

Repairs or replacements are arranged according to the situation. Refunds are not provided, but the service team works to keep disruption to a minimum. Get in touch with the SNL team to raise an issue.