Filters
Clear- LED: Type of LCD screen that uses LED for backlighting, offering better brightness and energy efficiency.
- LCD: Basic display technology with liquid crystals and backlighting, used as the basis for many modern screens.
- D-LED: LED backlighting across the entire screen for more uniform brightness and better overall image quality.
- Touch Screen: Touch screen that allows direct interaction with the content through touch.
- Digital Signage: Support for displaying and remotely managing content such as advertisements, menus, and updates.
- 24/7 Operating Hours: Capability for continuous 24-hour operation, designed for professional use without interruptions.
- HDR: Technology that enhances contrast and colors, offering a more vibrant and realistic image.
- Speakers: Built-in speakers in the display for audio playback without external equipment.
Large (46" - 51")
- Vertical: The screen is mounted with the height greater than the width, ideal for advertisements, posters, and vertical content.
- Horizontal: The screen is positioned with its width greater than its height, like a classic television, suitable for videos and presentations.
- 4K Ultra HD: Much greater detail and clarity compared to Full HD resolution, ideal for large screens and demanding content display.
- Full HD: It offers a clear picture and is sufficient for most basic and professional uses.
- Bluetooth: Short-range wireless connection for peripheral devices such as controllers or speakers.
- Wi-Fi: Wireless internet connection for easy networking and remote content management.
- HDMI: Port for transferring high-quality video and audio from computers, media players, or other devices.
- Ethernet: Wired network connection for stable and reliable internet or content management.
- USB-A: Port for connecting USB devices such as flash drives or media players for file playback.
- IPS Panel: A panel that offers vibrant colors and very good viewing angles, without image distortion from side views.
- New energy efficiency scale consisting of classes A to G. Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption.