Sharp Canada recently launched a lineup of large-format, interactive displays designed to give customers a collaboration solution for their business meeting needs as well as add functionality and versatility in the show-and-tell digital age.
The PNL851H, PNL751H and PNL651H AQUOS Board —available in 85″, 75″ and 65″ models—offers pristine 4K Ultra HD resolution. With a pre-installed system-on-a-chip controller and built-in whiteboard and wireless functionality, the displays are designed to be intuitive to use and always ready for a quick meeting. The embedded SoC gives the displays excellent reliability, convenience and power, while also reducing the cabling required, making it simple to display compelling content.
The displays’ 4K Ultra HD resolution allows meeting participants to see minute details, including small text, making them ideal in professional settings where precision is important, such as architectural or engineering firms.
The pre-installed controller lets users operate the whiteboard without connecting a dedicated PC. Once the main unit is powered on, the whiteboard launcher displays automatically. Sharp Display Connect wireless software allows the screen of any Windows PC or Android mobile devices to be projected wirelessly.
The touchscreen supports up-to 20 touch points at a time. Users can interact with the screen with a finger or the bundled touch pen, which gives a Pen-on-Paper® writing experience, making group collaborations more seamless and intuitive. The onscreen content can be shared simultaneously with up to 50 devices.
Users can deploy Sharp’s Touch Viewer application, running on an optional Windows PC, to display various file types including Microsoft Office applications, videos and web pages.
The PNL851H/751H/651H AQUOS Board is available immediately across Canada.
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Sharp Canada Unveils New Interactive Displays
Sharp Canada recently launched a lineup of large-format, interactive displays designed to give customers a collaboration solution for their business meeting needs as well as add functionality and versatility in the show-and-tell digital age.
The PNL851H, PNL751H and PNL651H AQUOS Board —available in 85″, 75″ and 65″ models—offers pristine 4K Ultra HD resolution. With a pre-installed system-on-a-chip controller and built-in whiteboard and wireless functionality, the displays are designed to be intuitive to use and always ready for a quick meeting. The embedded SoC gives the displays excellent reliability, convenience and power, while also reducing the cabling required, making it simple to display compelling content.
The displays’ 4K Ultra HD resolution allows meeting participants to see minute details, including small text, making them ideal in professional settings where precision is important, such as architectural or engineering firms.
The pre-installed controller lets users operate the whiteboard without connecting a dedicated PC. Once the main unit is powered on, the whiteboard launcher displays automatically. Sharp Display Connect wireless software allows the screen of any Windows PC or Android mobile devices to be projected wirelessly.
The touchscreen supports up-to 20 touch points at a time. Users can interact with the screen with a finger or the bundled touch pen, which gives a Pen-on-Paper® writing experience, making group collaborations more seamless and intuitive. The onscreen content can be shared simultaneously with up to 50 devices.
Users can deploy Sharp’s Touch Viewer application, running on an optional Windows PC, to display various file types including Microsoft Office applications, videos and web pages.
The PNL851H/751H/651H AQUOS Board is available immediately across Canada.
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