Alfred Lozano explains in this video interview Sharp's commitment to investing in the visual environment

WHEREAS 2017 It has been the prelude to the investment that the company plans to make in the field of visualization. As Alfred Lozano comments, Visual Solutions Manager, have come to the fair with a much larger stand where they have shown their wide line of new collaboration solutions, with large format video walls and interactive screens.

According to Alfred Lozano, Head of Visual Solutions of Sharp, in this video interview, There have been many new developments that have been announced in WHEREAS 2017, where six new ranges have been presented and a prototype of a semi-transparent screen has been shown (FSD – Field Sequential Display) which allows having a transparent screen and a surface on which images can be reproduced on the same digital support.

Collaboration and large format continue to be two of the company's main focuses of attention, which has been reflected in the models with touch technology of 60, 70 y 80 inches. Some equipment that offers advanced functionalities to focus attention, either in the presentation or in the presenter.

And for those smaller rooms in which the audiovisual equipment must adapt to the space, Sharp has a line of interactive capacitive monitors 32, 40 y 50 inches. As Alfred Lozano comments, “These will allow integration with other audiovisual videoconferencing equipment, collaborative and create very active and functional work points. Besides, At the end of the year we will launch another model of 65 inches".

In the line of non-touch monitors, Sharp has stood out for its large format and this year they have returned with models of 60, 70, 80 y 90 inches for a corporate environment 350 candelas. “We return to the idea, which at the time was quite successful, large format at a very affordable price. We are also going to renew what would be the professional range of 24:7 and we are beginning to incorporate the mini OPS, whose standard we have developed jointly with Intel”.

For video wall configurations, its main novelty is the Full HD screen. 70 inches of thin frame and 700 candles that offer a large playback space with minimal separation lines . In addition, Alfred Lozano also highlights the incorporation, after summer, of the new chip system (SoC) in all its ranges of 32 until 90 inches.