- A considerable price label could get some users from the new Dell Pro 75 plus
- ViewSsic viewer could get the wind out of Dell’s candles
- The screen presents an impressive variety of ports
One of Dell’s last monitors comes with a high price, but is a giant of an exhibition.
The Dell Pro 75 Plus is, as the name implies, a massive tactile screen of 75 inches 4K designed for more professional configurations, such as an office space or meeting room. I could probably fit it in a home office space, but that could be excessive.
The new Pro 75 Plus is equipped with 20-point touch technology, and has 20W speakers along with USB-C, HDMI, Displayport and Ethernet capabilities. Similarly, the screen includes exclusive access to Dell’s screen drop and integration functions of Dell Pro Micro, so it is the “definitive solution to improve productivity and commitment,” according to the company.
Are you looking for a cheaper option? We have covered you
Pro 75 Plus is also equipped with Crestron Connect and Crestron Xio Cloud options, Dell revealed, allowing remote management and greater control through office network systems.
It will certainly be attractive to companies that review their internal technology, but the price could be a great obstacle, which reaches $ 3,999.
Pro 75 Plus is not in any way the most expensive touch screen we have found in recent years. Techradarpro It was impressed with the ViewSsic IFP9850 4K Ultra HD screen in 2020, for example.
The huge 98 -inch screen is still sold at $ 8,490, more than double the Dell monitor.
However, if you are looking for something cheaper, the viewsic viewsic IFP75G1 is an excellent option. It also measures 75 inches, the interactive screen will cost half the price to $ 1,999, but this is part of a limited time promotion.
The 4K UHD screen has some different advantages compared to its Dell counterpart, with a 40 -point touch screen, two 10 W internal speakers, three HDMI ports and a frying of nine USB ports.
In particular, the screen also provides users with the option of a slot PC to really start things, with Android and Windows available options.
