Mitsubishi Electric has announced the extension of its Seventy Series range of next-generation DLP™ cubes to include an LCD-based display wall system. The new L46XM ultra-slim bezel LCD display shares the same input boards as the cube products. It also is equipped with the same image sensing and control intelligence, ensuring multi-screen displays stay perfectly balanced automatically. Like the cube products, L46XM also features built-in processing, enabling sophisticated multi-input LCD display walls to be created without an external processor.

Designed specifically for the control room market, the L46XM can be used to create an extremely compact, standalone display wall system. Mitsubishi's Colour Space Control accurately adjusts the colour and brightness of each display automatically to deliver a consistent display wall image. Built-in Digital Gradation Circuits elevate the brightness level at the edges of each display to create uniform brightness across the entire wall. Each display shares data from its built-in brightness sensor with its neighbours, enabling the Dynamic Brightness Balancing feature to maintain a uniform display wall brightness level over extended periods of time.

With a total mullion width of 7.3mm, the slim line LCD display is particularly useful for multi-screen applications where floor space is limited, for example, in small CCTV security or surveillance rooms, broadcast suites or incident rooms. The L46XM is also very suitable for industrial process and power generation monitoring facilities.

L46XM offers a high-quality 46" diagonal WXGA (1366 x 768 pixel) display, delivering 700 cd/m² brightness and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. The 178º viewing angle ensures good visibility across a wide arc, and with its professional-grade build quality and design, users can expect a long operational life. www.mitsubishielectric.com