NEC's biggest pro LCD yet: 82-inch LCD8205

by Richard Lawler, posted Sep 17th 2008 at 9:19AM

Adding to its line of professional displays, NEC is bringing the LCD8205 to 2008 Digital Signage Expo East. We've seen bigger in the consumer space, but when you've just got to have 4x4 tile support for a max 328-inch (diagonal) display, refreshingly realistic 5,000:1 claimed contrast ratio and 1920x1080 resolution, there's not much better. At $54,999 each, it's unlikely we'll find one under the tree when it releases in December but catching a peek (and fogging up a display window or two) is slightly more attainable goal.

[Via CE Pro]

Filed under: Displays, Others, LCD

Tags: 4x4, 82-inch, digital signage, DigitalSignage, lcd8205, matrix, nec, professional, tile

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MaShoKaSh @ Sep 17th 2008 10:18AM

So this 82" is more expensive than the 103" Plasma from Panasonic?? Is that a joke?

Let's do some comparison:

NEC 82" LCD: 82-inch
Panasonic 103" plasma: 103-inch

NEC 82" LCD: 5,000:1 contrast ratio
Panasonic 103" plasma: 10,000: 1 contrast ratio

NEC 82" LCD: 60-pixels-short (1920x1020)
Panasonic 103" plasma: FULL HD (1920x1080)

NEC 82" LCD: $54,999
Panasonic 103" plasma: $48,314

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