Leyard TXP: large format MicroLED collaboration displays

The all-in-one series Leyard TXP is available in sizes ranging from the 108 at 162 inches and high-end models feature MicroLED technology with a pixel pitch that oscillates between the 0,6 and the 0,9 Mm.

With the new TXP Huddle Walls series, Leyard presents a new generation of large format screens for collaborative applications in meeting and schools.

This range of screens is available in sizes ranging from the 108 at 162 inches and in various resolution formats. The high-end models feature MicroLED technology with a pixel pitch that oscillates between the 0,6 and the 0,9 Mm. and, all computers in the TXP Huddle Walls series incorporate a pre-installed Android system that, in combination with the optional touch interface, creates a true all-in-one system.

Until now, anyone who wanted to install a large screen in a presentation environment had to rely on a projector, with the need to darken the room, a large format LCD screen, restricting the image diagonal to approximately 100 inches, or a screen composed of multiple modules, that with LCD screens have visible bezels.

Leyard's TXP series all-in-one displays are based on MiniLED or MicroLED modules built with a slim design that can be wall mounted or placed on one foot, on a mobile basis.

In addition to the bezel-free display surface, the screens offer bright and sharp image reproduction, color rendering at a high level of transmission and full front support for any maintenance work that may be required.

Thanks to the ANDROID PC that integrates, which already offers a wide range of applications for videoconferencing, screen sharing, viewing whiteboard files and features, users can begin to work intuitively with the device and easily adapt it to their individual needs by installing additional software.

The screens also offer inputs for connecting external devices as video sources, storage media and other USB devices such as cameras, microphones and third-party equipment.

Smaller and medium-sized versions with screen diagonals of 108 and 135 Inch, respectively they have a high sensitivity IR multi-touch system with up to 20 simultaneous pixels to complete intuitive interactive work with the walls of the Leyard TXP series.

In addition to the advantages that the MiniLED and MicroLED have over the classic SMD Led when it comes to image viewing, they also impress with their low energy consumption and maximum mechanical strength, making an additional protective surface unnecessary for tactile products.

They have magnetic support for styluses, Integrated WLAN for easy connection, screen split for up to nine windows, integrated speakers and a remote control to turn on/off and control easily.

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