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NEC P and V Series Digital Signage Displays

26.04.2017

NEC Display Solutions has announced the availability of an updated line of professional MultiSync P and V series displays for modern digital signage. Retail customers can choose from an extensive range of multi-touch displays, optional glass or mirror glass, and overlay frames that can be customized in any color.

The P and V series displays are based on NEC's open platform concept and can be expanded and adapted to different requirements. For example, when used with Schott's Mirona translucent mirror, the P-Series is ideal for scenarios where customer interactions are significantly impacted by enhanced visuals. The mirror glass of the MultiSync P (MG) series displays is a cross between a real mirror and a digital signage display. This allows retailers to take customers on a visual tour where digital signage is seamlessly integrated into indoor mirrors. Retailers can offer targeted information such as a list of sizes, colors or optional accessories, allowing the customer to use a mirrored surface to see what it will look like, the company said.

The P and V series displays are also suitable for professional, industrial and other digital signage applications where these devices have to work in difficult environments. This is achieved thanks to a durable protective glass with a thickness of 4 mm, designed to protect display screens from damage from any external influences. Schott's anti-reflective and light-transmitting Conturan safety glass combined with a display brightness level of 500 cd/m2 on the V series and 700 cd/m? in the P series guarantee the readability of the content. Overall, both series provide investment protection and safe operation in public and industrial areas, according to NEC.

In addition, the P and V series displays are available in versions with colored frames, which can ensure optimal integration into the environment. Frame colors can be selected from a range of RAL colors, giving you the flexibility to match the appearance of the device to specific aesthetic requirements.

Other customization options include intuitive touch screen functions. P-Series MultiSync SST displays with integrated ShadowSense Multi-Touch technology are available in screen sizes from 40 to 80 inches and provide precise touch functionality. The displays recognize 10-point simultaneous touch and gestures, ignoring accidental touches. ShadowSense technology provides highly accurate touch recognition by filtering out misleading touch actions and ignoring side touches.

V-Series touch models with Infrared Multi-Touch technology will be available from June 2017. The displays feature an anti-reflective coating that minimizes reflections and ensures a high degree of touch recognition accuracy. They support all major operating systems and up to 10 simultaneous touch points.

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