Iiyama TF6537UHSC-B2AG 65" 4K PCAP

The ProLite TF6537UHSC-B2AG is an excellent solution for Interactive Digital Signage, Instore Retail, Kiosks and Interactive Presentations.

Its 65", 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels) IPS Edge LED LCD screen offers exceptional colour performance, an incredibly sharp and crisp image and wide viewing angles with a gigantic viewable area with 4 times more information and work space than a Full HD screen.

The Projective Capacitive 50 point touch technology delivers seamless and accurate touch response.

Touch technology - Capacitive
This technology uses a sensor-grid of micro-fine wires integrated into the glass that covers the screen. Touch is detected because electrical characteristics of the sensor grid change when human finger is placed on the glass. Thanks to the glass overlay this technology is highly durable, and the touch function remains unaffected even if the glass is scratched. It offers perfect picture performance and will work with human finger (also latex gloved) and stylus-pen.

4K
UHD resolution (3840x2160), better known as 4K, offers a gigantic viewable area with 4 times more information and work space than a Full HD screen. Due to the high DPI (dots per inch), it displays an incredibly sharp and crisp image.

24/7
24/7 displays are designed for a continues operation.

AG Coating
The Anti Glare coating is used in professional-grade displays to help avoid issues with reflections and external light sources affecting colour reproduction, contrast and sharpness. It also makes the screen less susceptible to dust, grease and dirt marks.

PALM REJECTION FUNCTION
Palm rejection is a way to disregard signal from finger while using the pen mode. When you touch the screen with a pen, and your palm is touching the monitor, palm rejection is activated and the screen does not recognize touch made with the finger. If the screen is not touched for 1 second, it will automatically return to the finger mode.

Ball-drop-test proof
The ball-drop-test uses a half-kilo steel ball, which is dropped onto the touch screen from a height of 1.3 meter. If the touch screen surface remains unaffected, the monitor passes the ball-drop-test for high impact resistance and durability.