Sharp to unveil at ISE 2013 your new LCD screen for digital signage 90 inches

The next edition of the Integrated Systems Europe fair (WHEREAS) 2013, which will take place 29 al 31 January 2013 at RAI Amsterdam, will mark the debut of the new LCD panel 90 inches focused to be used in commercial spaces for advertising campaigns developed by the Japanese brand Sharp, which will also exhibit new monitors at the Dutch exhibition 32 y 20 inches.

Sharp will participate again one more year at the ISE fair (Hall 11, stand F78), where you will debut your new LCD screen 90 inches that incorporates the same features as the Aquos HDTV television from the Japanese company but focused on the digital signage sector. The new model, PN-R903, It is specifically designed to be used in commercial spaces as a digital advertising screen, with the intention that its Full HD 1080p resolution, its shine 700 cd/m2 and its LED technology manage to give another twist to traditional advertising panels.

El Sharp PN-R903 mide 2.055 × 122 × 1.197 mm, has a weight of 75 kgs and includes all ports, popular interfaces and connectivities. The monitor claims to be the first LCD screen used for advertising purposes that, vertically, can show a person in real size., taking as reference for this “achievement” data extracted from a survey of the Japanese national health service, which sets the figure at 157,5 cm for women and 170,7 cm for men. Providing views of scale models 1:1 could be very advantageous for both retailers and consumers themselves.

Besides, The Japanese multinational will bring to Amsterdam the new monitors based on IGZO technology - an acronym in English for indium oxide, gallium and zinc- of 32 inches that has just been presented at the CES in Las Vegas. With touch and non-touch versions, the new monitor offers 4K resolution by 2K (3,840 by 2,160 pixelated) which is equivalent to four times the resolution of 1080p LCD screens, a thickness of barely 35 millimeters, lower power consumption (up to a 90% less) and greater response in tactile interaction, always compared to conventional LCD screens.

Multi-touch panel 20 inches

Sharp's third novelty at ISE 2013 It will be a touch screen 20 inches -model LL-S201A- which has LED lighting, a digital pen (Stylus) and a resolution of 1920 x 1080. The monitor, that integrates multi-touch support for fingers and stylus, supports 10 points for use, and the thickness of the pencil tip is 2mm. The monitor has a response time of five milliseconds and a contrast ratio of 3.000:1. Among its connections we find HDMI, Display Port and MHL wireless support, and can be completely folded down to become a drawing table.

Sharp tiene previsto exhibir la potencialidad de estas pantallas en un entorno innovador y futurístico que incluye: the design CAD of the future, a commercial establishment, office, a museum and an education hall.