NEC Adds Touch Table Display to 55″ and 65″ 4K InGlass Touch Displays
NEC Display Solutions Europe has announced a series of 55- and 65-inch Ultra High Definition (UHD) displays that feature advanced filtering techniques, ensuring a consistent and responsive multi-touch experience. The new MultiSync X551UHD and X651UHD-2 InGlass touch displays are designed to be used as touch tables, making them ideal for industries where applications are used for creating, sharing and collaborating, such as entertainment, creative media, interactive gaming, education and corporate.
Integrated with InGlass touch technology, the displays set new standards for touch performance, creating a completely bezel-free, error-free, flat and durable touch surface. The touch table concept forms a responsive and effective interface with the XUHD display offering true multi-touch performance for simultaneous users. The InGlass touch supports up to 10 finger, pen or glove touch points.
The ‘pixel-free’ 55- and 65-inch 4K UHD displays include impressive colourfast details thanks to NEC’s integrated SpectraView colour engine, providing full colour management and adjustment of all visual parameters to further improve any colour-critical application.
The XUHD touch displays are easy to use as it is ‘plug and play’, with no need for driver installations for all major operating systems, and can be easily enhanced with the optional “Windows based” slot-in-PC using the integrated OPS option slot, further simplifying installations and reducing the points of failure.
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