Nec Display 50" Led Backlit Display With Integrated Atsc/ntsc Tuner - 50" Lcd - 1920 X 1080 - Direct Led - 350 Nit - 1080p - Hdmi - Usb - Serial

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The 50" NEC E505, a direct-lit, commercial-grade display, is ideal for education, corporate and other digital signage applications

• Nec Display 50" Led Backlit Display With Integrated Atsc/ntsc Tuner - 50" Lcd - 1920 X 1080 - Direct Led - 350 Nit - 1080p - Hdmi - Usb - Serial available on August 23 2018 from TechForLess for itemprop="offers" target="_external" title="" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">785.4
  
• UPC bar code 805736063585 ξ1 registered May 17 2018
  
• Product category is Electronic

• Model E506
  
• Sku # E506_C2
  

Compared to previous generation displays, this model's LED backlighting allows for reduced power consumption, a thinner depth, a smaller bezel and lighter weight. Full HD resolution delivers stunning image quality for a variety of content, and the E506's integrated tuner and speakers allow users to enjoy high-definition broadcast capabilities. This display also features a USB player in which video, audio or JPEG picture files can be loaded and played in sequence for signage purposes. Integrated multimedia USB player makes digital signage simple LED backlighting technology reduces power consumption and allows for a slimmer cabinet depth Thinner bezel improves display's aesthetics 24-Hour On/Off timer maintains power schedules Full HD Resolution allows for excellent image quality Video signal wake-up function allows for plug and play fucntionality Built-in NTSC/ATSC analog/digital tuner allows for high-definition broadcast capabilities Built-in, low-profile 10W speakers enhance the experience with superior sound Note: This TV is a Commercial/Display/Hospitality version which has different functionality than a regular TV.

^ Nec Display 50" Led Backlit Display With Integrated Atsc/ntsc Tuner - 50" Lcd - 1920 X 1080 - Direct Led - 350 Nit - 1080p - Hdmi - Usb - Serial TechForLess. UPC 805736063585 (revised Aug 2018)