Atlanta-based Bluefin has announced the launch of its Bluefin Reef V2, featuring an embedded Android 15 system-on-chip (SoC). The upgraded platform is designed to enhance processing efficiency, graphical performance, and system responsiveness, making it well-suited for demanding visual applications and smoother playback during sustained workloads.
According to the company, the Bluefin Reef V2 is built on a modern high-performance architecture, incorporating a multi-core CPU and enhanced GPU capabilities. These features are optimized for hardware-accelerated HTML5 rendering and 4K video decoding. Paired with the Android 15 Open Source Platform (AOSP), the system delivers faster application load times, reduced input latency, and improved multitasking stability, making it ideal for digital signage and interactive environments.
Bluefin Reef V2 Key Improvements Include:
- Android 15 Open Source Platform (AOSP) for extended compatibility and security updates
- Advanced embedded SoC architecture for high-throughput media performance
- Smooth, stutter-free HTML5 and 4K content rendering
- Optimized visual responsiveness for interactive and touch-enabled deployments
- Available today on all Bluefin Flex-OS units
“The addition of Android 15 in our new Bluefin Reef V2 platform gives our partners a significant step forward in processing and visual output,” says Tim Bailey, Bluefin COO. “We’re seeing improvements in HTML5 handling, faster boot times, and stable 4K playback across a wide range of content scenarios—all critical for professional digital signage use cases.”
The Android 15 upgrade is available now on all Bluefin Flex-OS units, providing integrators with immediate access to a more efficient and capable platform for new or existing installations. Reef Gen 1 remains available and fully supported, giving customers the flexibility to choose the right solution for their performance and budget needs.
With Bluefin Reef V2 joining the lineup, Bluefin continues to expand its platform ecosystem, giving integrators more choice and control across Android, BrightSign, Intel, and other supported operating systems.
