NEC’s 4K Makes World Debuted at ISE
We headed over to the NEC Display stand here at Integrated Systems Europe to see two of its newest products and one turned out to be a debut — the first time it was shown anywhere. NEC’s 4K resolution 84” LED-lit LCD monitor, the X841UHD, was mounted vertically in the NEC booth and included a demo package from BMW that allows clients to build their own car. It looks like you’re siting in a brand new car. rAVe founder Gary Kayye spoke with Manager Software Solutions & Future Technologies Marketing & Business Development Thorsten Wilm explained the company’s new 4K as well as when we can expect it to ship. Here’s the video:
While there, Gary spoke to three others there representing NEC in both indoor and outdoor digital signage as well as control rooms:
- Chris Parker, EMEA Product Manager Desktop showed off a digital signage application using the NEC MultiSync EA294WMi wide-screen display
- Jonathan Cooper, Business Development Consultant showed both the indoor and outdoor LEDs
- Jeff Greenberg, CEO, Hiperwall, explained his partnership with NEC
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