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November 21, 2011

Sharp Delivers Large Number of 108-Inch Commercial LCD Monitors for Qatar National Convention Centre

Large-Format LCD Monitors to Be Installed in Meeting Rooms
Throughout Convention Center

Sharp Corporation has delivered a large number of 108-inch commercial LCD monitors, the world’s largest in screen size*, to be installed in meeting rooms of the Qatar National Convention Centre, one of the world’s most sophisticated convention and exhibition centers.

The LB-1085 commercial LCD monitor has so far been used as a display in cinema lobbies and event venues, and has been highly rated for its outstanding features, including the ability to display crisp, clear images even in brightly lit locations and for its large screen that measures approximately 238.2 (H) × 134.0 (V) cm.

The Qatar National Convention Centre is designed to host a wide variety of major events and exhibitions, and numerous visitors are expected from around the world. One 108-inch LCD monitor will be installed in all 57 meeting rooms in the convention center, and will mainly serve as a presentation and video conferencing system in the meeting rooms.

Commercial 108-Inch LCD Monitor for the Qatar National Convention Centre

Delivered system 108-inch LCD monitor (LB-1085)
Number delivered 57 units
Delivery completed November 2011

About the Qatar National Convention Centre
This international convention center features both cutting-edge design and state-of-the-art facilities. It houses nine spacious halls with a total of 40,000 m2 of exhibition space, a 2,300-seat lyric-style theater, three additional tiered auditoriums, a conference hall for 4,000 delegates, banquet space for up to 10,000 in the exhibition halls, and 57 large and small meeting rooms. (Scheduled to officially open by December 2011.)
This facility was designed by renowned Japanese architect, Arata Isozaki. The spectacular façade features an iconic design portraying the Sidra tree, a beloved symbol of learning and rest in the desert. Traditionally, poets and scholars would gather in the cool shade beneath its branches to share knowledge.

* As of November 2011 (based on Sharp research); for commercially available direct-view LCDs.




The following information is true and accurate at the time of publication. Manufacture, sale, price and specifications of products may be subject to change.


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