The 4K displays come in 86 and 98in models with 500cd/sqm brightness, designed for digital signage or use in corporate, classroom and retail environments.
The SQ1 series, on show at InfoComm for the first time, features a lightweight, slim design with a bright and efficient panel for strong visibility and 24/7 operation.
Combining high imaging performance with adaptability and outstanding efficiency, the SQ1 series is built for self-contained or networked signage. The two displays include the Intel Smart Display Module (SDM) for improved processing and integration capability.
“At Panasonic, we are committed to continually improving our display line up in terms of its performance, versatility and efficiency, no matter what the intended application or venue is,” said Hartmut Kulessa, European marketing manager at Panasonic. “Incorporating the Intel Smart Display Module (Intel SDM) allows Panasonic to offer a sleek, slim and scalable display solution which simplifies interface integration, signage installations and platform management.”
“We are pleased Panasonic has adopted the Intel Smart Display Module (Intel SDM) specification in its new SQ1 series of 4K displays,” said Jose Alvaro Avalos, VP, Internet of Things Group, Global Director, Visual Retail and Digital Signage, Intel Corporation. “Our collaboration offers a flexible, integrated and scalable solution to help businesses interact and work together more easily and efficiently.”
The SQ1 series complements the EQ1 range of six entry class, 4K professional displays, ranging from 43 to 86in, that was introduced at ISE 2018. The EQ1 series offers 4K resolution for high-impact images with 350 cd/sqm brightness, making it a cost-efficient solution for public spaces, retail venues, corporate meeting rooms and classrooms.
The EQ1 series will be available in Autumn 2018. The SQ1 series is expected to be available in December 2018.
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