Christie Adds 46-Inch LCD
Christie added a 46″ LCD cube to its line today in the form of the FHD461-X, a 1920×1080 resolution direct LED-lit LCD that’s specified at 4000:1 contrast ratio and with a brightness of 700 nits (cd/m2). The bezel on this LCD is only 0.13″ (3.4 millimeters) — top/left — and 0.08″ (2.0 millimeters) — bottom/right. Inputs include two HDCP-compliant HDMI ports, VGA, DisplayPort and DVI. This is an Energy-Star compliant display that only uses 0.5 watts in standby. It can be mounted horizontally or vertically in a video-wall application. In addition, the Christie FHD461-X uses a true commercial-grade LCD panel and has an anti-glare coating. One unique feature is that you can control up to 25 panels through single RS232 using Christie’s Video Wall Toolbox software on a remote PC. It’s less than 3.75″ deep.
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