Lenovo brings ThinkVision Large Format Displays to deliver the best collaborative experience

Just before CES 2022, Lenovo has pre-launched its new ThinkVision Large Format Displays to increase the productivity of your everyday work. This new line-up of ThinkVision™ large format displays (LFD) is ideal for meeting rooms and education spaces.

There are three different sizes – ThinkVision T86, T75 and T65 i.e. 86-inch, 75-inch and 65-inches, they offer effective collaboration for in-room and remote people thanks to bright 4K displays, integrated whiteboard software with a comfortable writing experience, built-in speakers, microphones, and a modular webcam for smarter video conferencing.

Specifications

These displays are powered by a high-performance system-on-chip (SoC) with an embedded Android™ operating system, so these displays are more than your common TVs or monitors. This means even without connecting to a laptop or PC, you can access these new ThinkVision display for collaborative works.

The displays feature a simple graphical user interface to access the most common functions and applications. Users can directly show presentations on-screen directly from the embedded software or from a PC device through a wired connection with a video cable or wireless connection with the W20 wireless dongle.

Collaboration has never been this easier and quicker, while the 8-array microphone will ensure that no voice goes unheard. Also, for video calls, you have a 4K AI-enhanced webcam with a 122-degree field of view and 4x digital zoom guarantees that remote workers will see everyone.

This is further enhanced by the voice tracking function to focus on the speaker. The webcam is connected via a cableless USB connector, is secured by an anti-theft screw, and includes a lens shutter and privacy light. Also, with Lenovo Smart Whiteboard, you can draw things, mark some important points and do all the office stuff without having to use an actual whiteboard.

With a large 86-, 75- or 65-inch canvas on which to record ideas, write notes and even maximize brainstorming efficiency, the T-series displays increase engagement and involvement of participants. Annotations can be highlighted, copied or deleted and users can zoom in or out of specific areas of notes or drawings.

All ThinkVision LFD displays feature the same technical specifications, including:

• 4K resolution up to 400nits brightness with Antiglare coating
• Infrared touch with +-1mm touch accuracy
• High performance system-on-chip with embedded Android, 4G RAM and 64GB Flash memory
• Wireless projection through W20 wireless dongle
• Multiple input and output ports including USB Type-C, USB 3.0, HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, Serial interface, and Audio.
• Ambient light sensor adapts brightness to suit room conditions
• Human presence sensor will save energy by detecting user presence and automatically turns display on, and will turn off once all participants have left the room
• 2 x 15-Watt speakers, built-in 8-array microphone and 4K AI-enhanced camera

Pricing and Availability

The biggest ThinkVision T86 display will be available from the beginning of April 2022, with a massive price tag of $7999. Both ThinkVision T75 and ThinkVision T65 will be available from the same timeline with a starting price of $6999 and $4999 respectively.

Visit http://www.lenovo.com/CES for more information.

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