Sharp Ships PN-455 Pro 1920x1080 Pro LCD Monitor

[Audioholics]

<A href="http://www.audioholics.com/news/pressreleases/SharpPN455LCDmonitor.php"><FONT face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=2><IMG style="WIDTH: 125px; HEIGHT: 74px" alt=[SharpPN455LCDmonitor1] hspace=10 src="http://www.audioholics.com/news/thumbs/SharpPN455LCDmonitor1_th.jpg" align=left border=0></FONT></A> Sharp is shipping the company's largest professional LCD monitor, the 45-inch model PN-455. The "future proof" 45-inch monitor has a full 1920 x 1080 HD resolution (that's more than six million pixel elements). With a streamlined black bezel, rugged rear metal enclosure and dual cooling fans for extended use applications, the PN-455 looks to fit&nbsp;well into any digital signage or information display setting. The PN-455 is available at a suggested list price of $9,595 through Sharp authorized dealers, and is backed by a one-year on-site parts and labor limited warranty.

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[nibhaz]

Yes, anothe futue proof product!

Can’t go wrong with "future proof"...cynical.... maybe!

 

[Spiffyfast]

Can’t go wrong with "future proof"...cynical.... maybe!

I wonder how long it will actually be "future proof"

 

[BMXTRIX]

Gee... I wonder if it actually has discrete on/off IR or if you can turn it 'ON' via RS-232. A feature sorely lacking in their consumer model.

Knowning Sharp, it probably doesn't even accept 1080p input.

 

[Spiffyfast]

Gee... I wonder if it actually has discrete on/off IR or if you can turn it 'ON' via RS-232. A feature sorely lacking in their consumer model.

Knowning Sharp, it probably doesn't even accept 1080p input.

Hmm..sensing some hostility towards Sharp..kinda glad I didnt buy that 20" lcd tv now

 

[BMXTRIX]

Errrmmmm... They just have some engineering issues with their flat panel displays. I have also used their projectors and think they are some of the best projectors I have worked with. They are WELL aware of issues with their flat panels, and these issues are YEARS old, yet still are not being addressed by engineering. Not a sign of a good company that I would recommend.

NEC has a 46" LCD display - sure, it's not 1920x1080... but it works.

Futureproof.... ha... they taking marketing tips from Bose... or Sanyo?