ATLAS

What the Newline ATLAS offers a teaching room

The Newline ATLAS is an interactive display built for classrooms, with a 4K UHD panel at 3840 x 2160 in a 16:9 frame. It was sold in three sizes: the 65-inch TT-6520ER, the 75-inch TT-7520ER and the 86-inch TT-8620ER. Newline has discontinued the ATLAS, so this page serves schools and training providers that already run these panels, buyers comparing them with other displays, and anyone looking for a replacement.

Picture and touch facts that matter in a classroom

The LED-backlit panel delivers at least 400 cd/m² brightness and a dynamic contrast ratio of 4000:1, with a 178° viewing angle, so students seated at the sides can read the same content. The anti-glare tempered glass with an anti-fingerprint treatment helps cut reflections from windows and ceiling lights. The infrared touch layer registers up to 20 touch points on Windows and 10 on Android, letting several students write or annotate at the same time. The listed writing pen type is a fine pen.

Android, connectivity and wireless casting

The ATLAS runs a native Android 8.0 interface on a four-core processor with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage. Its built-in Wi-Fi covers the 2.4G and 5G bands and can run Wi-Fi and hotspot at the same time. Teachers can cast a screen wirelessly to share content or start a lesson without cables. The OPS slot supports 4K at 60 Hz, and the datasheet lists an OPS PC option. The rear panel adds LAN (RJ45), RS232, a microphone input, HDMI output and a USB-C port for a Newline soundbar, which carries sound over one cable. The front-port layout is not identical across all three sizes, so confirm the exact ports for your chosen model.

Microphones and sound for lessons and remote teaching

The four-microphone array uses echo cancellation, beamforming and noise reduction, with an 8 m pickup distance. That suits a teacher speaking from the front of a classroom or a presenter in a small meeting room. Voice-to-text software can use the built-in microphone during remote lessons. Two 15 W speakers face downward with 8 Ω rated impedance.

Where each size fits across Qatar

• 65-inch: a primary classroom in Al Sadd, Al Rayyan or Al Wakrah, where the 1428 x 804 mm display area suits a room of moderate size and power draw is up to 250 W.
• 75-inch: a secondary classroom or meeting room in West Bay, with a 1650 x 928 mm display area and an 800 x 400 mm VESA pattern.
• 86-inch: a lecture hall at Education City or a boardroom in Msheireb, where the 1895 x 1066 mm display area fills a wide wall. At 70.5 kg net, the wall needs checking before fixing.

Planning power, mounting and room conditions

The working voltage is listed as 100-240 V at 50/60 Hz with a maximum current of 3.0 A. Normal consumption is up to 250 W, 300 W and 400 W for the 65, 75 and 86-inch sizes, and standby draw is below 0.5 W. Net weights are 42.5 kg, 55 kg and 70.5 kg. The 65-inch uses a 600 x 400 mm VESA mount, while the 75 and 86-inch use 800 x 400 mm. The source data gives no operating temperature range, so confirm conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before installing near a sunlit window or in an unconditioned space. A free site survey is advisable before drilling into a wall, especially for the 86-inch model.

Request a quote for the ATLAS or a current replacement

Because the ATLAS is discontinued, the most useful step is a quote for the size you need or for a current equivalent or compatible replacement. SmartRooms Qatar supplies all eight municipalities of Qatar, provides professional installation and usually issues quotations within one working day. We accept purchase orders and government tenders, including Monaqasat, with payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Send your room size and mounting type, and request a quote today.