NEC Display Solutions Europe has announced the availability of the professional-grade, 32" MultiSync PA322UHD display. Using a wide-gamut white LED backlight, the NEC MultiSync PA322UHD features an IGZO technology IPS-type LCD panel that delivers 99.2 percent coverage of the Adobe RGB colour space. Boasting a multitude of inputs, including two DisplayPort, two DVI-D and four HDMI as well as a USB 3.0 hub with DisplaySync Pro technology, the new MultiSync PA Series display offers a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels and a static contrast ratio of 1000:1. The stand supports both landscape and portrait modes, and the display will automatically rotate the image when the display is rotated. Other highlights include 14-bit 3D internal programmable lookup tables (LUTs) for calibration, Picture in Picture and Picture by Picture modes which split the screen in half or in quarters to up to 4 Full HD images, and a USB 3.0 hub with DisplaySync Pro. The MultiSync PA322UHD is available from November 2014.

NEC Press Release

NEC Display Solutions brings Ultra High Definition to the most demanding professional applications

MultiSync® 4K UHD display combines rich detail, complete image overview and benchmark colour reproduction in a professional monitor

London, 14 November, 2014 – NEC Display Solutions Europe is giving creative professionals and mission critical managers an extra edge with the launch of the MultiSync® PA322UHD, a 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) professional desktop display that delivers uncompromising image quality.

The 32-inch PA322UHD display delivers a stunning 3840x2160 resolution, providing more visual workspace, and “pixel-free” viewing as well as accurate, consistent and controlled colours that remain constant from different viewing angles.

"The ongoing evolution of 4K UHD is bringing this impressive display technology beyond cinemas and TVs and into our daily work lives. It brings not just improved visual quality, but better colours,  more screen 'real estate' and more imaging confidence," said Christopher Parker, Product Line Manager Desktop Displays at NEC Display Solutions Europe. "This makes the MultiSync® PA322UHD the ideal display for all creative professionals, designers, photographers, CAD-CAM, video-editing, finance, precision engineering, medical imaging, broadcasting and industrial applications. In short, it is ideal for mission critical applications requiring absolute attention to detail and anyone who cares about their visual work."

The Professional Reference 10-bit IPS-type LCD panel with IGZO technology and W-LED backlight offers a wide gamut colour space covering 99% of AdobeRGB, 14-bit programmable LUT, 3D LUT and uniformity control. For the first time, the Colour Calibration software, SpectraView II is being introduced into the European market and will be bundled with this impressive monitor to give users absolute confidence with colour accuracy.

Combined with this are class-leading ergonomics and flexible connectivity with eight inputs including two DisplayPort, two DVI-D and four HDMI ports. Furthermore, advanced picture-by-picture means users can easily show simultaneous inputs from up to four different video inputs in a variety of configurations.

The display also features built-in speakers and two USB 3.0 upstream and three downstream ports for easy DisplaySync Pro connection of webcams, keyboards, portable storage devices and other peripherals. An extension slot based on the OPS form factor enables users to upgrade the capabilities of the display at any time without the need for external cables or devices. For example, the current 1.5G HD-SDI and 3G HD-SDI OPS slot options can be used for compatibility with video broadcasting equipment.

The combination of LED backlighting, carbon cost meter, more recycled plastics and being free of hazardous materials, as well as several energy saving features and sensors, ensures that the PA322UHD display aligns with NEC's Green Vision for sustainability and is as eco-friendly as possible.

Availability
The NEC MultiSync® PA322UHD display is available from November 2014.

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