Sharp Shows New Thin Bezel LCD for Video Wall Applications
At InfoComm, Sharp showed what they say is the world’s thinnest bezel LCD display – with a bezel that is only 2.4mm thick. The new display, the PN-V601, is a 60” professional LCD monitor with LED backlighting.
The PN-V601 will be introduced to the Japanese market in August 2010. There’s not a ton of information available now, but go here to see what is: http://sharp-world.com/
I’m impressed by the initial specs for this, especially after realizing that what they meant is that the GAP between units is 6.5mm, and the unit’s bezel is actually only 2.4mm on the right and bottom sides, and 4.1mm on the top and left.
–JRR
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