Newline MIRA (Discontinued) · Replacements in Qatar

Name: Newline MIRA 65-inch to 86-inch Interactive Display
Brand: Newline
SKU: newline-mira
Availability: Discontinued

Overview

The Newline MIRA is a discontinued range of 4K interactive displays in 65, 75 and 86 inches, so owners and buyers comparing options should request a quote for a current equivalent. It pairs optically bonded glass with IR touch that recognises pen, finger and palm, plus a built-in camera, a four-microphone array and USB-C connectivity. It suits meeting rooms, huddle spaces and lecture halls across Qatar.

What the Newline MIRA is

The Newline MIRA is an interactive display built for meeting rooms, huddle spaces, lecture halls and offices. It was sold in three sizes: 65-inch (TT-6520HO), 75-inch (TT-7520HO) and 86-inch (TT-8620HO). All three use a 4K UHD panel with a 178° viewing angle and LED backlighting. The manufacturer has discontinued this model, so this page is written for organisations that already own MIRA panels, buyers comparing it with other displays, and anyone who needs a current equivalent.

Touch, image and optical bonding

MIRA combines infrared touch with anti-glare tempered glass that is optically bonded to the display, which removes the air gap between the glass and the LCD panel. Optical bonding helps keep images sharp and colours consistent when people sit at the sides of a room. The touch layer recognises a fine pen, a finger and a palm, and supports up to 20 touch points on Windows and 10 on Android. The panel shows 1.07 billion colours, is rated at 400 cd/m² brightness or higher, and has a dynamic contrast ratio of 4000:1.

Camera, microphones and video calls

The built-in camera captures up to 1920 x 1080 with a 90º viewing angle. The four-microphone array has a pickup distance of 8 m and includes echo cancellation, beamforming and noise reduction. In a hybrid meeting that links a Doha office with colleagues abroad, these features help the far end hear the room clearly and can reduce the number of standalone devices a small room needs. Confirm that your conferencing platform works with the camera before you buy.

Ports, computing and wireless connectivity

Two HDMI 2.0 inputs at 4K 60 Hz, one VGA input and two USB-C ports, one of which is labelled for a sound bar
USB-A 3.0 ports for touch and dynamic use, plus an RJ45 LAN port and an RS232 serial port for control
Built-in Wi-Fi on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, with hotspot enabled at the same time
An OPS slot supporting 4K at 60 Hz, and the manufacturer lists an OPS PC as available

Where MIRA fits across Qatar

A government ministry office in West Bay replacing an older meeting room display with a 75-inch panel, where the team wants matching mounts across several rooms.
An international school in Education City fitting out a lecture hall with an 86-inch panel for teachers and visiting staff.
A consultancy office in Msheireb placing a 65-inch panel in a huddle space for small bilingual team sessions.

What to plan before ordering

The 86-inch model weighs 57.5 kg net and 75.8 kg gross, and uses an 800 x 400 mm VESA pattern. Confirm that the wall or trolley can carry the load and that the mount matches the pattern. SmartRooms Qatar offers free site surveys before wall-mounting a panel of this size. MIRA works on 100-240 V at 50/60 Hz, which covers Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz supply, and its normal power draw is up to 250 W, 300 W or 400 W depending on size. Organisations buying several units can issue a purchase order (LPO) or respond to a government tender.

Because MIRA is discontinued, the fastest route to a like-for-like display is a quote. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar and our team will compare current equivalents against your room size, mounting and connectivity needs. Quotations are usually returned within one working day.

Highlights

4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160) with 178° viewing angle
Optically bonded anti-glare glass with infrared touch
Up to 20 touch points on Windows, 10 on Android
Built-in camera (1920 x 1080) and four-microphone array
Android 8.0, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB storage, OPS slot
Available in 65-inch, 75-inch and 86-inch sizes

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

7 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

General7

Size: 65" | 75" | 86"
Display area (mm): 1428 x 804 | 1650 x 928 | 1895 x 1066
Touch Technology: IR | IR | IR
Resolution: 4K | 4K | 4K
Viewing Angle: 178° | 178° | 178°
Backlight: LED | LED | LED
Weight (kg): 34.7 | 46 | 57.5

Downloads

7 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets Mira_Specsheet_Newline_EN_21_Web.pdf 1.7 MB PDF Datasheets SpecSheet_Newline_MIRA_202110.pdf 828 KB PDF Datasheets SpecSheet_Newline_MIRA_202112.pdf 964 KB PDF Manuals & guides MIRA-series-quick-start-guide-EN.pdf 2.1 MB PDF Manuals & guides Newline_Web_MIRA_UserManual_EN_202102.pdf 13.6 MB PDF Brochures Mini_Brochure_Newline_Mira_EN_21_Web.pdf 9.4 MB PDF Brochures Newline-Mini-brochure-MIRA.pdf 2.4 MB

Questions about MIRA

Is the Newline MIRA still sold by the manufacturer?

No. Newline has discontinued the MIRA range, covering the 65-inch TT-6520HO, 75-inch TT-7520HO and 86-inch TT-8620HO. SmartRooms Qatar can quote a current equivalent or a compatible replacement for your room size, mounting and connectivity needs, and explain the differences from MIRA before you order.

Which MIRA sizes and model numbers were available?

MIRA came in three sizes: 65-inch (TT-6520HO), 75-inch (TT-7520HO) and 86-inch (TT-8620HO). All three use a 4K UHD panel with a 178° viewing angle and LED backlighting. Display areas run from 1428 x 804 mm on the 65-inch to 1895 x 1066 mm on the 86-inch, so check the active area against your wall space and room layout before you request a quote.

Which size suits a boardroom in West Bay or Lusail?

For a boardroom where people sit along a longer table, the 75-inch model with a 1650 x 928 mm display area is a practical middle choice. The 86-inch suits larger rooms where some seats are far from the screen, but it weighs 57.5 kg net and needs a structural wall check and an 800 x 400 mm VESA mount. A 65-inch panel suits smaller meeting rooms.

How many people can write on the screen at once?

The IR touch supports up to 20 points on Windows and 10 on Android, and it recognises a fine pen, a finger and a palm. In a classroom in Al Wakrah, a teacher can rest a hand on the glass while writing, and several students can work at the board together. Confirm the operating system you plan to use, because the touch point count depends on it.

Can MIRA go in a lobby or a room with direct sun in summer?

The source data does not give an operating temperature range for MIRA, so we cannot confirm performance in a lobby, entrance or window-facing room where summer heat in Qatar can exceed 45°C. Its brightness is rated at 400 cd/m² or higher and the glass is anti-glare, but we recommend an air-conditioned indoor space. Confirm the environment with the SmartRooms Qatar team before ordering.

Which ports will I use for laptops, a sound bar and control?

MIRA has two HDMI 2.0 inputs at 4K 60 Hz, one VGA input, two USB-C ports (one labelled for a sound bar), USB-A 3.0 ports for touch and dynamic use, an RJ45 LAN port and an RS232 serial port for control. An HDMI Out at 4K 60 Hz and a line out help when a second screen or audio system is needed in the same room.

What does the built-in Android system and OPS slot offer?

The built-in system runs Android 8.0 with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage, which suits presentations and whiteboard use. The OPS port supports 4K at 60 Hz, and the manufacturer lists an OPS PC as available for the model. Ask for the OPS PC specification to be confirmed in your quotation before you order.

How do I mount MIRA on a wall?

MIRA uses VESA mounts: 600 x 400 mm on the 65-inch and 800 x 400 mm on the 75-inch and 86-inch. Outline dimensions are 1509 x 883 x 80 mm for the 65-inch, 1730 x 1007 x 81 mm for the 75-inch and 1976 x 1147 x 81 mm for the 86-inch. Because the panels are heavy, SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey to check the wall structure before installation.

What power does MIRA need in Qatar?

The working voltage is AC 100-240 V at 50/60 Hz, a range that includes Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz mains. Maximum current is 3.0 A. Normal consumption is up to 250 W on the 65-inch, 300 W on the 75-inch and 400 W on the 86-inch, and standby draw is under 0.5 W. Plan a socket near the mount and check the cable route before installation day.

How good are the built-in camera and microphones for video calls?

The built-in camera captures up to 1920 x 1080 with a 90º viewing angle. The four-microphone array has an 8 m pickup distance and includes echo cancellation, beamforming and noise reduction. In a meeting linking a Doha office with colleagues abroad, these features help the far end hear people in the room, but confirm your conferencing platform works with the camera before purchase.

Is MIRA covered by a warranty?

Products supplied by SmartRooms Qatar are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. The source data for MIRA does not state a warranty period or terms, so we do not quote them here. Your quotation will set out the warranty terms that apply to the model and size you order, and our team can clarify them before you commit.

How do I replace an older MIRA with minimal disruption?

Start with a free site survey to measure the existing mount, confirm the VESA pattern and check cable routes for HDMI, USB-C and power. Schools and government offices can raise a purchase order (LPO) or follow tender procedures, and SmartRooms Qatar can supply a current equivalent or compatible replacement. Send your room details with the quote request so the replacement matches the existing wall space.