Sharp expands its family of LED digital signage displays with the PN-V600

Sharp has announced the launch of a new addition to its family of LED video wall displays., el PN-V600, of 60 inches and 450 candelas, which is characterized by its super-thin frame and can form video walls of any size.

Sharp has added a new model to its line of professional LED video wall screens. With support for portrait and landscape, Full array LED backlighting and virtually seamless edges, The PN-V600 helps create high-impact video walls in almost any size and format..

Gary Bailer, Director of Product Planning and Marketing at Sharp America, has pointed: “We are delighted to announce this latest addition to our award-winning line of LED video wall displays., which is packed with all the benefits of Sharp's thin and vibrant displays, at a more affordable price. The PN-V600 offers almost limitless digital signage and display possibilities for all indoor environments, offers virtually seamless multi-screen video wall configurations”.

The PN-V600 offers an entry-level option to Sharp's line of ultra-thin bezel displays, which also includes the PN-V602 and PN-V601. The PN-V600 is a good choice for environments with fewer ambient light sources, providing just the right amount of brightness for optimal visibility, while saving energy and reducing operating costs.

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The PN-V600 comes equipped with extended screen mode of up to 25 monitors to enhance images without distortion or misalignment, and full array LED backlighting for brilliant images, beautiful and uniform. With a reliability 24/7 Energy Star certified and qualified, The PN-V600 is designed to be exceptionally reliable and environmentally friendly.

Like the PN-V601 and PN-V602, The PN-V600 incorporates the 'local dimming' function, providing excellent contrast and high definition. This feature allows individual LEDs to be turned on or off depending on specific needs.. For example, LEDs in dark areas of the screen turn off automatically, thus allowing energy savings of between 30 and the 40%, depending on the content displayed on the screen.