- Can I use this as a normal TV?
- Not really. It has no tuner and no built-in streaming apps, so you would need an external box for TV channels or streaming. It is meant for looping or scheduled signage content.
- How is it different from an LG consumer TV?
- It runs webOS for business, with scheduling, screen splitting and remote management, and is rated for long daily use. A consumer TV adds tuners, apps and picture processing aimed at movies and sport.
- Can I manage several screens from one place?
- Yes. The webOS signage software supports network control, so you can push playlists and settings to multiple displays. You need the screens on the same network and some setup time.
- Does it need a separate media player?
- No. It plays content from its own webOS platform, from USB or over the network. A separate player is only needed for formats or software the display does not support.
- What is in the box?
- Expect the display, a stand or wall-mount bracket depending on the bundle, a remote and a power cable. Check the specific listing for the exact accessories included.
- Is it bright enough for a sunny window?
- It is a standard LCD, not a high-brightness model. In direct sunlight it will look washed out, so a shaded spot or a brighter signage model suits window use better.
- Where is the LG 65PK340S0UB Digital Signage Display cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $656.99, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the LG 65PK340S0UB Digital Signage Display?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Newegg, Best Buy, Antonline.