86-inch InfinityBoard 2.0

What the InfinityBoard 2.0 combines in one unit

The NEC InfinityBoard 2.0 puts a large interactive display, a video conferencing camera, conference speakers and a computing module into one frame. A team can sketch ideas on the screen, review a document and join a call without moving equipment between rooms. NEC has discontinued this 86-inch model. This page is written for organisations that already run one, buyers comparing it with newer collaboration boards, and anyone who needs a replacement.

Display and touch performance

The 86-inch IPS panel has a native resolution of 3840 x 2160 and an active area of 1,895 x 1,065.9 mm. Its listed brightness is 500 cd/m², with the shipment setting at 350 cd/m², and its typical contrast ratio is 1,200:1. The InGlass touch layer supports up to 20 simultaneous touches and responds to fingers, gloves and styluses of at least 2 mm. Two passive pens are included. The toughened glass is 3 mm thick with an anti-glare coating.

• Touch: accuracy under 1 mm and a response time of 15 ms or less
• Colour: 10-bit colour depth with HDR gamma support (HLG and PQ)
• Orientation: landscape or portrait, with on-screen rotation for portrait mode

Camera, audio and connectivity for hybrid meetings

The integrated Huddly GO camera has a 150-degree diagonal viewing angle, outputs 720p at 30 fps and offers 3x lossless digital zoom. It installs without drivers. The conference speakers accept up to 40 W of input. Inputs include three HDMI and two DisplayPort ports, a 3.5 mm audio jack, RS232 and a 100 Mbit LAN port, and a four-port USB 3.0 hub helps connect laptops and peripherals. In power-saving mode the panel draws under 0.5 W.

The OPS slot-in PC and open software platform

The Windows 10 Professional computer is an OPS slot-in PC built on an Intel i7-7820EQ processor, with 8 GB of DDR4 RAM, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac and a Trusted Platform Module for security. Because it is an OPS module, it sits inside the panel rather than on a desk, which keeps the room tidy and reduces installation work. The platform is not tied to one conferencing app, so your IT team can run the software the organisation already uses. Mosaic Connect lets several presenters share content wirelessly from their own devices.

Where it fits in Qatar

Common uses in Qatar include:

• A design or engineering studio in Education City running weekly workshops where teams sketch on the screen and share files.
• A consultancy office in Lusail or West Bay reviewing documents with colleagues in other countries during a video call.
• A private school in Al Rayyan equipping a staff room or meeting space for planning sessions and parent meetings.

What to plan before ordering

The panel weighs 91.7 kg without its stand and measures 2,192 x 1,142 x 86 mm without stand. It has VESA patterns of 400 x 400 mm and 600 x 400 mm with M8 holes, and wall mount and trolley options are listed by the manufacturer. Because of its weight, a free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar is a sensible step before wall mounting, to check the wall and fixing points. The operating range is 0 to +35 °C and 20 to 80% humidity, so rooms in Doha's summer need reliable air conditioning; confirm room conditions with our team before ordering. The front is rated IP5x for dust and the back IP2x, and no outdoor rating is listed. The manufacturer lists a 3-year warranty including the backlight, with optional fourth and fifth year extensions.

Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar for a current equivalent or a compatible replacement. Include your room size, camera needs and mounting method, and we will usually reply within one working day.