DreamWall will introduce the Monarch Portable MicroLED Display at CEDIA Expo, running September 1-4 in Denver, launching a new category of large-format, 4K-compatible displays aimed at environments where fixed installations are impractical.
The all-in-one unit is built to move between spaces such as retail showrooms, hospitality venues, executive briefing centres, corporate meeting rooms, training facilities, houses of worship and trade shows or rental applications, alongside luxury residential settings.
Monarch’s two side panels fold 180 degrees, while an integrated electric lift lowers its overall height for transport through standard doorways, lifts and hallways, reducing transport volume by around 60 per cent. Once in position, the display can be unfolded, powered on and ready for use in around three minutes, with industrial-strength casters and lockable wheels allowing one-person mobility. It will be available in 108in, 136in and 162in screen sizes.
The display is built using DreamWall’s CooLED chip-on-board Micro/Mini LED technology, offering 4K-compatible fine-pitch image quality, a 30,000:1 contrast ratio and DCI-P3 colour coverage, with brightness up to 2,000 nits. It includes two HDMI 2.0 inputs, multiple USB connections and built-in wireless collaboration, supporting screen sharing from Windows, macOS, iOS and Android devices without cables, with up to nine devices mirrored simultaneously at resolutions up to 3840 x 2160.
Gary Wermuth, CEO of DreamWall, said: “The Monarch dramatically expands where premium MicroLED displays can be used. Whether it’s a luxury residence, rental property, retail showroom, hospitality venue, executive boardroom, training centre or special event, Monarch delivers a stunning viewing experience without the complexity and expense of permanent installation.”
Monarch will carry a five-year limited warranty and will be supported by DreamWall’s factory-assisted installation guidance, system configuration and US-based technical support.
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