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HardwareProduct LaunchJune 3, 2026

Epson introduces first all-in-one dvLED displays, entering large-format display market

Epson introduces first all-in-one dvLED displays, entering large-format display market
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Epson has expanded its commercial display product line with the introduction of the LE-C1 Series, its first all-in-one direct view LED (dvLED) displays. These new displays utilize chip-on-board (COB) technology and are designed for large-format visual experiences in high ambient light environments, launching in the US and Latin America. The series includes 135-inch and 162-inch Full HD models, as well as a 135-inch 4K model.

Key Takeaways

  • The new LE-C1 Series includes 135-inch and 162-inch Full HD models (LE-C1135, LE-C1162), plus a 135-inch 4K model (LE-C14K135).
  • Displays feature 600 nits brightness, COB technology for durability and lower energy use, and an operating system-free design.
  • US availability for the LE-C1 Series begins in summer 2026, with Latin America following in fall 2026 (Brazil, Mexico) and early 2027.
  • Epson's entry into dvLED expands its commercial display portfolio, previously focused on projection, to include competitive large-format options.

Why It Matters

Epson's move into the direct view LED market signals increasing competition in the large-format commercial display sector. By leveraging its existing commercial display expertise and COB technology, Epson aims to capture market share in environments requiring high brightness and contrast. This expansion provides integrators and corporate clients with another established brand option for dvLED solutions, potentially driving innovation and pricing pressure. Watch for how quickly Epson gains traction against established dvLED players and if their 'all-in-one' and 'operating system-free' approach resonates with enterprise IT departments.


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