Meeting today's demand for smarter, more adaptable display tech, Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) has unleashed the new PN-E Series — a powerful new lineup of commercial-grade displays built to meet the evolving needs of digital signage, workplace collaboration and dynamic information sharing.

The PN-E Series packs seven screen sizes — 32-, 43-, 50-, 55-, 65-, 75- and 86-inch class sizes — into a sleek design that looks just as sharp as it performs. Whether lighting up retail spaces, energizing classrooms or commanding boardrooms, the PN-E Series is engineered for flexibility and visual impact. High haze panels reduce glare, while its minimalist four-sided bezel ensures streamlined viewing.

With UHD 3,840-by-2,160 resolution (Full HD for the 32-inch), 350 nits of brightness and support for landscape, portrait and 0-±20° tilt orientations, the PN-E Series fits seamlessly into a variety of settings. Add in dual HDMI 2.0 inputs, a USB-C input and an integrated media player, and you have plug-and-play simplicity with high-quality performance.

Built tough with metal bezels, high-haze anti-glare panels and rated for 16/7 operation, these displays deliver next-level reliability — and they are backed by Sharp's three-year limited commercial warranty. The PN-E Series also supports both Sharp and NEC's legacy command protocols, making them a smart, scalable fit for both enterprise rollouts and one-off installs.

"With the PN-E Series, we set out to cut the complexity and give integrators and end users exactly what they need —  rock-solid displays with impressive performance that blend perfectly with other tech," said Patrick Dure, associate product manager, SIICA. "Whether it's enhancing a classroom or supporting a retail signage network, this essential series offers the perfect balance of quality, versatility and value."

Purpose-built to perform across a wide range of industries, including enterprise, retail environments, K-12 education and houses of worship, the PN-E Series is a great option for digital signage networks, corporate collaboration spaces and higher-ed environments.