Mitsubishi Electric will debut its 70” LCD display MDT701S at ISE 2013

Mitsubishi Electric will take advantage of the next edition of the ISE fair to show its new LCD display 70 inches -model MDT701S-, the largest LCD screen that the Japanese company has manufactured to date. Its Full HD screen and narrow bezel make this display a very suitable option for digital signage..

The MDT701S display Mitsubishi Electric will make its European debut at the ISE fair 2013. This LED display 70 inch edge illuminated is the largest professional LCD monitor from the Japanese firm, suitable for both public display and corporate environments.

Large format flat panel displays are increasingly popular in public applications such as signage and information point, as well as corporate presentation and education. The large Full HD display and sleek narrow bezel design of the MDT701S creates a stunning visual presence., as well as the great performance and low cost of ownership it offers thanks to its use of LED backlighting. LED lighting means lower power consumption and a slimmer profile, while offering a contrast ratio of 5000:1 and a wider range of colors. Life expectancy is also longer and LEDs create less environmental impact at the end of their life..

Versatility is a key feature of the MDT701S, ensuring quick and easy deployment in any application. One Open Pluggable Standard slot (OPS) allows it to be used with a large number of plugin providers, like for example, Single card PCs and 3G and SDI cards, which make it very suitable for digital signage networks. The MDT701S also includes a built-in plug 'n' play USB socket, allowing it to be used with peripheral devices such as cameras. Up to five USB sockets can be cascaded for a maximum of 16 USB ports. The MDT701S also supports LAN connections and is compatible with AMX Device Discovery and Crestron Roomview, which allows tracking, management and control over the network or from Apple iPhone devices, Web-enabled iPad or Android via Crestron's Fusion RV software.

More precise adjustment

Like other LCD monitors in the Mitsubishi Electric MDT range, The MDT701S is equipped with dual light sensors, allowing for greater precision auto-brightness adjustment and optimized power consumption. Sophisticated power scheduling features also help minimize energy use, and the monitor can work safely, both in landscape format and in portrait format. Internal speakers point downwards instead of towards the rear, which means less unwanted vibrations. Mitsubishi's Super Resolution algorithm enhances details in source material to get the most out of the Full HD resolution display.

El stand de Mitsubishi Electric en ISE 2013 (Pavilion 2, stand A24) It will have the entire range of LCD screens from the Japanese manufacturer, plus its latest projection solutions, frontal projection, digital signage and control room.