Sony has supplied BRAVIA BZ40L series professional displays for BetterBetter, an architecture showroom, co-working space and training centre in Warsaw, providing display technology across the venue’s workspaces and meeting rooms. The BZ40L series features a Deep Black Non-Glare matt finish, intended to reduce light reflections and maintain visibility from multiple angles.
Integrator Brill AV Media was responsible for the technological transformation of the space, equipping three key areas with systems including a Logitech ecosystem integrated with Microsoft Teams for the conference room, and a Poly system offering plug-and-play flexibility for the venue’s meeting room.
Krzysztof Winek, AV integration account manager at Brill AV Media, said: “Online meetings in the conference room can be started with a single touch, thanks to the Logitech ecosystem, which is fully integrated with Microsoft Teams. Meanwhile, the Poly system offers total ‘plug-and-play’ flexibility to accommodate the constantly changing mix of users in the meeting room.
“At BetterBetter, we have installed Sony BRAVIA 4K professional displays from the BZ40L series, which feature an exclusive Deep Black Non-Glare matt finish that ensures excellent visibility of projects from any angle, without light reflections.”
Piotr Gajewski, sales director at Sony Professional Displays & Solutions Europe, added: “Those working in the fields of design and architecture will undoubtedly appreciate the minimalist design, the discreet bezel and the logo positioned on the side, which allows the device to blend naturally into the interior decor. Thanks to the Deep Black Non-Glare matt finish, the image is perfectly visible even in a brightly lit room, without any glare that strains the eyes.”
Krzysztof Drzewoszewski, a partner at BetterBetter, said the systems installed at the venue allowed architects to communicate with clients smoothly and effectively, alongside supporting their design work.
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