1. Crystal-Clear Visuals: Every Seat Feels Like a Front-Row Spot

• 4K UHD Resolution + Ultra-Fine Pixel Pitches (Starting at 1.2mm)
  With 3840×2160 native pixels and pixel pitches as fine as 1.2mm, text stays crisp even when viewed from 1–2 meters away (like across a conference table)—no squinting to read small font in a budget report or distinguish similar shades in a data graph. For larger boardrooms, the clarity holds up for back-row participants too; someone sitting 8–10 meters away can still spot tiny markers on a Gantt chart, ensuring everyone follows along with the same level of detail.
• 95%+ sRGB Color Accuracy + 178° Wide Viewing Angle
  Generic displays often wash out brand colors or distort images for off-center seats, leading to misinterpretations—like mistaking a “warning red” in a risk analysis slide for a “warm orange.” The Black Elf Series’ 95%+ sRGB calibration reproduces true-to-life hues: a client’s logo stays on-brand, a product photo’s subtle color gradients remain intact, and data chart colors stay consistent with the original file. Its 178° horizontal/vertical viewing angle erases “bad seats” too; participants in corner chairs see the same clear, undistorted visuals as those front-and-center, keeping the entire team aligned.
• Adaptive Brightness (500–800 Nits) + Anti-Glare Surface
  Indoor meeting spaces have unpredictable lighting: sunlight streaming through windows at noon, dimmed overhead lights for video calls, or even harsh desk lamp glare. The Black Elf Series adapts instantly: its 500–800 nits adjustable brightness syncs with the room’s light (brightening to cut through sunlight, dimming to avoid eye strain in low light), while the anti-glare surface diffuses reflections from overhead fixtures or laptop screens. Critical details—like handwritten client feedback notes scanned into a slide or a tight project deadline marked in red—stay visible, even during midday meetings with bright natural light.