iiyama proudly introduces the 62 Series interactive display solutions offering PCAP Touchscreen technology alongside the versatility and freedom of the Android OS. Available in 3 sizes: 43” (ProLite T4362AS-B1), 55” (ProLite T5562AS-B1) and 65” (ProLite T6562AS-B1), the iiyama 62 Series interactive displays can be used in both landscape and portrait orientation whilst supporting the maximum 24/7 operating time.
The displays utilize optical bonding technology to enhance screen performance and offer even higher contrast, clarity and better colours, compared to regular PCAP (Projective Capacitive touchscreen). This technology coupled with the anti-glare coating on the screen ensures minimal reflection even when used in highly lit environments. Bonded PCAP also ensures high touch detection, with over 20 touch points throughout the screen. The glass overlay ensures the Touch functionality is highly durable and unaffected by scratches to the surface.
Edge to edge glass allows for seamless integration while Android OS allows users to easily customize the display to suit their needs, offering a flexible user experience and fostering creative communication for both kiosks, retail signage and huddle roomsin modern workspaces.
For retail environments, the 4K Touchscreens guarantee an immersive and interactive experience. Customers can explore websites and engage with a range of creative or experiential applications. The Media Player can be set up for video content/ads and there are several handy functions for kiosk installations like setting up the desired browser and scheduling the content to be displayed. For security reasons, the user can also limit access to the screen with touch and USB port locks.
Used in huddle rooms, the 62 Series interactive displays with their embedded features like Android OS, EShare and Whiteboard can easily turn standard meeting areas into true collaboration spaces. With the EShare app teams can share, stream, and edit content from any device transforming meetings into simple and seamless interactive sessions.
