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Sharp NEC 55" M551 4K Ultra HD LED-LCD Display

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Item#: 41218526 // MFG Part#: M551 // By: Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America
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$1,659.00 
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  • 55in LED-backlit LCD Widescreen Display
  • 3840 x 2160 Resolution
  • HDMIDisplayPort3.5mm audioRJ-45DB9USB Type APower Connector(s)
  • Features: Remote control, Dual speakers, Speakers Included
  • Energy Star 8.0 Compliant
  • 8000:1 Contrast Ratio
Create pixel-perfect imagery with the high-end panel quality of the fully professional NEC M Series large format displays. By focusing on customer needs while also offering professional reliability, the M series displays give customers a digital signage display lineup without all the costs. The M series can support both landscape and portrait orientations while also allowing the modularity possibilities to customize their needs dependent on their application and use. The new series contain a full metal mechanical chassis, allowing for a more robust design necessary for commercial applications while maintaining the attractive aesthetics that allow the focus of onlookers to be on what matters – the message. Simple and targeted connectivity options allow customers to have the up-to-date options that they need while not having to overpay for excess and unused interfaces. The NEC M series boasts 500 cd/m² brightness which is ideal for a majority of digital signage applications in corporate, higher education, restaurant, retail and grocery store environments when the focus should be on the message, not the budget.
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