Planar has announced the Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100, the latest addition to the Planar Lifestyle Displays family. The Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 is a 100-inch LCD display featuring 700-nit brightness, a wide color gamut for High Dynamic Range (HDR) content, and advanced video processing capabilities.
According to Planar, the release of Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 introduces a global first: a 100-inch commercial-grade, 24×7 LCD display that allows users to showcase 4K HDR content with high brightness and a slim installation profile that is compliant with the American’s with Disabilities Act (ADA).
With the ultra-thin Planar Profile Mounting System included, Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 installs simply and slimly, keeping the display close to the wall while remaining completely front-serviceable. In addition, users can view multiple sources simultaneously in picture-in-picture, dual, triple, or quad layouts, as a result of built-in Planar MediaPlex Plus processing.
The Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 also offers customers a model featuring ruggedized Planar ERO-LCD (Extended Ruggedness and Optics) protective glass. Planar ERO-LCD technology is an optically bonded glass front protecting the LCD display from damage while also improving perceived contrast to provide viewers with the highest quality visual experience.
Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 LCD displays include a three-year warranty and optional Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 Service Plan, which includes on-site service performed by Planar’s Technical Services to add another level of assurance.
Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 LCD displays are also compliant with the Trade Agreement Act (TAA). Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 is designed and manufactured in the United States, and serviced by Planar’s in-house network of field service technicians, enabling on- site installation, service, and support capabilities.
The Planar Luxe UltraRes X 100 is currently shipping and available through Planar’s global network of authorized resellers.
For more information, visit www.planar.com/LuxuryLiving.
