Mitsubishi Electric US Visual and Imaging Systems Division recently introduced its DiamondView DV75UM 4K LCD monitor.
The 75-inch DiamondView monitor is “capable of delivering ultra-high 4K resolution content on a single display or multiple 1080p content with different layouts, making the new product suitable for a wide range of applications,” according to the Mitsubishi announcement.
“Designed and built as a cost-effective option for 24/7 operations such as crisis suites and breakout rooms, the 4K Ultra HD monitors can be used as a secondary display along with other Mitsubishi Electric video wall products,” according to the company press release.
The DiamondView 75-inch monitor addresses the demanding high-reliability needs of command and control environments and is TAA-compliant for government and military applications.
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Mitsubishi Electric’s line of control room displays is designed to run continuously without interruption from product attrition or performance degradation.
The DiamondView large-format displays compliment Mitsubishi Electric’s portfolio of mission-critical display wall products. The DV75UM Series has a 16:9 aspect ratio, with a bezel width of 10.9 mm, and 500 cd/m2 of brightness.
The monitors use LED-Direct backlight technology with a contrast ratio of 5000:1, delivering clear images required for monitoring applications.
“The DiamondView DV75UM is a cost-effective option for any sized installations and delivers ultra-high-resolution images with the reliability our customers trust from Mitsubishi Electric products,” said Josue Murillo, product manager at Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc. Visual and Imaging Systems Division, in the company announcement.
“The monitors are ideal for integrators looking for 4K Large format LCD monitors that do not cause eye fatigue, yet are space-efficient and durable enough to withstand true 24/7 operations. Visibility and around-the-clock excellence in performance are two critical factors for America’s leaders in the federal, transportation, utilities, and security sectors. Mitsubishi display walls plan an integral role in keeping Americans safe in federal control rooms, command posts, and safety operations centers,” he said.
