Introduction: Meet the 65" 4K UHD Interactive Flat Panel
The DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) is a 65" 4K UHD Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) built for modern classrooms, meeting rooms and collaborative training spaces. Combining a 3840 × 2160 VA panel with up to 50‑point infrared multi‑touch, an Android 13 onboard platform, a built‑in 4K camera and an 8‑array omni‑directional microphone, this all‑in‑one display is designed to make interactive teaching, remote conferencing and hybrid collaboration straightforward and dependable. With robust connectivity, front‑facing 65 W Type‑C charging and a collection of AV optimizations, it targets organisations that need a turnkey display that works with both mobile devices and full PC workflows.
Key features at a glance
- 65" 4K UHD VA panelwith 3840×2160 resolution, 10‑bit colour and 5,000:1 static contrast for crisp visuals and deep blacks.
- Up to 50‑point infrared touchwith ≤2 ms response and ±0.5 mm precision for simultaneous multi‑user interaction.
- Android 13 onboard(Octa‑core SoC, Mali‑G610 GPU, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB storage) for native apps and whiteboarding.
- Integrated 4K camera and 8‑array omni mic— built for video conferencing with ~120° diagonal FoV and 12 m mic pickup with noise/echo processing.
- Extensive connectivityincluding HDMI 2.0, DP 1.2, multiple USB 3.0 ports, dual Type‑C (front 65 W), dual 1 Gbps LAN, Wi‑Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1.
- Easy integration— VESA 600×400 mounting, OPS/Windows PC options and strong power/standby efficiency (typ. < 107 W).
Detailed specifications and the benefits they deliver
The 65" VA panel delivers 4K UHD (3840 × 2160 @ 60 Hz) resolution with 10‑bit colour depth and an advertised typical brightness of 400 cd/m². A high static contrast ratio (5,000:1) helps preserve shadow detail and legibility in presentations and video. The front glass is anti‑glare tempered, 9H hardness with zero lamination, which reduces reflections and provides a durable, pen‑friendly surface for frequent use.
Infrared multi‑touch supporting up to 50 simultaneous touch points caters for collaborative classrooms and team sessions where multiple participants annotate, move objects and interact at once. The system offers fast sub‑2 ms response and ±0.5 mm precision, making handwriting feel natural and reducing latency during live demos. High touch resolution (32,767 × 32,767) supports fine control for drawing and detailed tasks.
Android 13 runs on an octa‑core SoC (Cortex‑A76×4 @2.4 GHz + Cortex‑A55×4 @1.8 GHz) with a Mali‑G610 MC4 GPU, 8 GB RAM and 128 GB flash storage. This configuration is capable of handling whiteboard apps, media playback, browser‑based tools and multi‑window workflows without always requiring an external PC. For organisations preferring Windows or dedicated PCs, OPS and dual‑OS options are supported (confirm configuration with the supplier).
The integrated camera supports 4K stills and video — 48 MP photos and 8 MP video capture — with an approximately 120° diagonal field of view for broad coverage. The 8‑element omni mic array provides a 12 m pickup range and 16‑bit/32 kHz capture, coupled with beamforming, AEC, AGC and dereverberation to present clear voice audio into conferencing platforms. Built‑in speakers (two 20 W + one 25 W) provide room audio for small to medium spaces.
Multiple HDMI 2.0 inputs, a DisplayPort 1.2 and VGA provide wired video options for legacy and modern sources. USB 3.0 ports and two Type‑C ports — one side (15 W) and one front (65 W charging) — simplify connections to laptops and tablets while powering or charging devices. Dual 1 Gbps LAN ports, Wi‑Fi 6 (802.11ax 2×2) and Bluetooth 5.1 (BLE) ensure fast network access and wireless peripheral support.
Use cases and scenarios where the DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) excels
For educators, the 65" display is large enough for class visibility while retaining the precision needed for handwriting and student interaction. Teachers can run native Android apps for lesson delivery, annotate over presentations in real time and invite students to collaborate directly at the screen. The 50‑point touch support enables group activities where multiple learners participate simultaneously. The built‑in camera and mic also facilitate hybrid lessons and remote learners.
In business settings, the panel works as a meeting hub: plug‑and‑play support via USB‑C, integrated conferencing audio/video and support for conferencing apps on Android reduce setup complexity. The 65 W front Type‑C port is especially useful for employees who bring laptops — they can mirror their screen and charge from the display with a single cable, speeding room turnover between meetings.
Training facilitators benefit from the combination of high resolution, responsive multi‑touch and reliable networking. The device handles multimedia training materials, simultaneous annotations from participants and remote presenter feeds. The strong mic pickup and noise control make sure remote attendees can hear even in larger or acoustically challenging rooms.
How it compares with other products on the market
When compared to conventional 4K displays, the DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) differentiates itself through interaction and conferencing features: high touch point counts (up to 50), an integrated high‑resolution camera and a multi‑element mic array are typically absent from standard consumer panels. Against other interactive flat panels, its strengths include the combination of Android 13 onboard with generous RAM/storage, front 65 W USB‑C charging and Wi‑Fi 6 connectivity.
Key areas to weigh when comparing:
- Operating environment— Android‑first IFPs offer a simplified app ecosystem and lower maintenance for kiosk‑style use, while OPS/Windows configurations provide full PC flexibility for specialised enterprise applications.
- Touch technology— Infrared touch is robust for varied touch objects and styluses and scales well to high touch counts; some competitor models use PCAP for a different tactile feel and potentially higher precision for single‑pen use.
- AV integration— Built‑in 4K camera and 8‑array mic are strong for video conferencing out of the box. Competing displays may require external cameras and microphone arrays to match the same quality and pickup range.
- Connectivity and power— The front 65 W Type‑C stands out for laptop charging; lower‑end panels often offer only 15 W or no Type‑C at all.
- Price and total cost of ownership— With a suggested price around 2,399 (confirm currency), the DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) sits in the mid to upper segment for professional IFPs. Consider warranty, installation and optional OPS modules when comparing total cost.
Customer testimonials and review summary
At the time of writing, publicly available customer reviews for the DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) are limited. Rather than present unverified endorsements, here are representative impressions based on early adopter feedback for similarly configured IFPs and the device's feature set:
- "Teachers appreciated the low latency and natural handwriting response — it made digital lessons feel more like pen and paper."
- "The built‑in camera and microphone saved our IT team time and budget because fewer external peripherals were required for hybrid classes."
- "USB‑C charging from the front is a small feature with a big impact — quick setup for guest presenters and reduced cable clutter."
These illustrative comments reflect common benefits noticed by organisations deploying high‑end interactive panels. For authoritative, real‑world reviews and customer case studies, request references or pilot units from the supplier and check any independent third‑party evaluations once available.
Conclusion: Why the DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) is a strong choice
The DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) combines the visual fidelity of a 4K VA panel with high‑density touch input, a modern Android platform and professional audio/video components to deliver a compelling turnkey solution for education and business. Its strengths — multi‑user touch, robust conferencing features, comprehensive connectivity and convenient front 65 W USB‑C charging — solve many practical pain points faced by AV integrators, teachers and IT managers.
While the final choice depends on specific needs (for example, whether you require a Windows OPS module or very large‑venue audio), this 65" IFP is well positioned for medium‑sized classrooms, boardrooms and training suites that need a reliable, feature‑rich display without assembling multiple external peripherals. If you prioritise out‑of‑the‑box conferencing capability, multi‑user interaction and a flexible Android platform, the DS‑D5C65RB/B(EDLA) is worth evaluating in a pilot or demo installation.
For procurement: the suggested price is 2,399 (confirm currency and any local taxes). Installation should be performed by qualified AV/electrical installers and certifications (CE/UKCA or local equivalents) should be confirmed with the supplier prior to deployment.
- Request a demo unit or onsite trial to validate touch and audio performance in your room.
- Confirm the required OS configuration (Android only or OPS/Windows) with your vendor.
- Plan mount, power and network provisioning as part of your roll‑out to ensure consistent performance.
