Maxhub Intros Ultra-thin LED Wall Display Line

Maxhub display

Maxhub has introduced a new line of LED wall displays, ranging in size from 110 to 220 inches (9 to 18 feet) across the diagonal. The power supply, receiving card and hub are incorporated into the Integrated LED Wall units, which are 1.22-inches deep.

The design supports up to four devices sharing the screen simultaneously and doing synchronized annotation, wirelessly from smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices. The units can be suspended from the ceiling, mounted on a mobile stand or wall-mounted.

One "representative" model is the LM138M07 LED Wall with a 138-inch display. The unit offers 1920x1080 resolution with a 1.5 mm pixel pitch and a viewing angle of 160 degrees horizontal and 140 degrees vertical. A "smart control" features one-button on/off and allows for setting brightness, contrast ratio, aspect ratio and input signal, all of which can be controlled from a compact remote or through the company's Maxhub Share app (available for Android and iOS).

"The Maxhub Integrated LED Wall sets a new standard for intuitive operation, flexible deployment and easy service and maintenance," said Sam Malik, senior director of sales and marketing for the company's North America operations, in a press release. "The integrated Android functionality supports a wide range of smart features and the display itself optimizes grayscale display performance — even in low brightness — drawing audiences in with mesmerizing color, detail and dynamic range."

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Dian Schaffhauser is a former senior contributing editor for 1105 Media's education publications THE Journal, Campus Technology and Spaces4Learning.

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