Sharp Adds to the PN-U Series with New PN-U473
The new PN-U473 from Sharp is a 47-inch LED backlit LCD monitor designed for commercial applications. It can run 24/7 and can be mounted in landscape or portrait configurations.
The 40-pound PN-U473 is 2″ deep and is both LEED and ADA compliant. It offers 1920×1080 resolution; VGA, HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort inputs; 700 cd/m2 brightness; and a 1,300:1 contrast ratio. It also has integrated audio via a 10-watt speaker and an optional media player for digital signage applications. It lists for $2,160 and all the specs are here.
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