The LG LAA015F is a 130 inch indoor LED screen. It builds up from cases that bolt together into one flat surface 2,880 mm wide, 1,620 mm high and 128.5 mm deep, with pixels 1.5 mm apart across a Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 grid.
The controller sits inside the screen, so HDMI, DisplayPort or USB run straight in from a laptop or a room PC, and the 162W sound system is already there.

Key Features
- A picture nearly three metres wide that still reads up close. Pixels sit 1.5 mm apart across 1,920 x 1,080, which is 444,444 pixels in every square metre.
- Clear in a room with the lights on and the blinds open. Brightness peaks at 500 cd/m², contrast is rated 5,000 and 16 bit processing handles HDR10 and HDR10 Pro.
- The seats at the end of the table see the same image. 160 degrees of horizontal viewing angle and 140 degrees vertical, with brightness even to within 95% across the surface.
- A laptop, a room PC and a player can all stay connected. Three HDMI inputs, DisplayPort and USB feed the built in controller, so there is no separate processor box to find room for.
- No extra speakers to buy or hang. Up to 162W of sound output, with an audio out socket if you later feed a larger system.
- Serviceable once it is on the wall. Access from the front and the rear, and the screen is made of 960 x 540 mm cases, so one case can be worked on instead of the whole screen. The LEDs are rated at 100,000 hours to half brightness.

Power runs from 100 to 240 V, drawing 980W on average and up to 2,900W at maximum. RJ45 and RS232C take control signals, and it is Crestron Connected for network based control. Temperature, IR and ambient light sensors are built in, and the working range is 0 to 40 degrees C. It ships with a data cable, LAN cable, power cord, RS232C gender adapter, remote controller, IR receiver and manual. The screen weighs 175 kg without the screen frame.




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