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Interactive Display Boards for Classrooms & Meeting Rooms

A 4K touchscreen, a whiteboard and a computer in one wall-mounted panel. Teachers write on it, annotate over anything, and record the lesson; meeting rooms share screens to it wirelessly. Supplied and installed, with the mount and training included.

INFINITY AX Series interactive flat panel seen at an angle, screen off
Product image: LOGIC — INFINITY AX Series product catalogue
  • Manufacturer warranty
  • GST invoice
  • Pan-India delivery
  • On-site service in Karnataka
  • Transparent, published pricing

An interactive display board — the trade calls it an interactive flat panel — replaces the projector, the whiteboard and the classroom PC in one panel. It is the same purchase decision whether the room is a classroom, a coaching hall or a boardroom: size for the room, touch that keeps up with writing, and software the people in the room will actually use.

The two ranges we supply

We quote against two lines: LG CreateBoard, which reaches down to 55 inches and adds remote fleet management and the security controls a shared room needs, and LOGIC INFINITY, an Indian-market line with the loudest built-in sound of the two and a specified Core i5 Windows module. Both are 4K on every size, both take up to 40 touch points, and both accept a slot-in OPS PC, so the choice is about the room and the IT department rather than about picture quality.

LG CreateBoard TR3DKLOGIC INFINITY AX
Sizes55", 65", 75", 86"65", 75", 86"
Resolution3,840 × 2,160 (4K UHD)3,840 × 2,160 (4K UHD)
Brightness390 nit typical, 440 max (measured without glass)350 cd/m² typical, 300 minimum (measured through the glass)
Touch pointsUp to 40 — 40 on Windows, 32 on Android, 10 in the writing app40, infrared, ±1.5 mm accuracy
Built-in systemLG CreateBoard software — templates, Drive and OneDrive import/export, QR sign-inAndroid 11, quad-core, 4 GB RAM, 32 GB storage
WindowsOPS slot (module quoted separately)OPS slot — module specified as 11th-gen Core i5, 8 GB, 256 GB SSD
Screen sharingCreateBoard Share — up to 9 screens at once, app or browser on the same networkOver the network; Wi-Fi through an optional wireless module
USB-CYes — DisplayPort video and up to 65 W laptop charging on one cableYes — USB 3.1 Type-C on the front edge
SoundFront-firing speakers2 × 16 W front-firing speakers
Fleet managementLG ConnectedCare DMS — monitoring, scheduling, alerts (sold separately, availability varies by region)Not offered on this range
Room securitySecure mode, screen lock, USB lock, scheduled file deletionNot published for this range
Transcribed from each manufacturer's own datasheet. Specifications change between production batches — the configuration we quote is the one that counts.

Watch one being used

The manufacturer's own demo: writing, handwriting-to-text, search, screen sharing and the classroom tools.Video: LOGIC — INFINITY AX Series product demo

LOGIC INFINITY AX Series

  • Writing latency under 40 ms with a dual-tip stylus that draws a different colour at each end
  • 3 mm anti-glare glass, zero-bonded — no air gap at the centre, 0.8 mm at the edge — and a bezel under 15 mm
  • Android 11 on a quad-core Cortex-A55 with Mali-G52 MP2 graphics, 4 GB RAM and 32 GB storage
  • Ports: 3 × HDMI in, VGA, USB-C, 4 × USB 3.0, USB 2.0, 2 × touch out, RJ45 in and out, RS232, audio in and out, SPDIF
  • In the box: remote, two pens, power cord, HDMI cable and USB touch cable
  • Panel figures: ADS panel, D-LED backlight, 8 ms response, 60 Hz, 10-bit colour (1.07 billion), 1200:1 contrast, 178° viewing angle, rated ≥30,000 hours
LT-IR65AXLT-IR75AXLT-IR86AX
Screen size65"75"86"
Display area1,428 × 804 mm1,650 × 928 mm1,895 × 1,066 mm
Pixel pitch0.372 mm0.4296 mm0.4935 mm
Overall (W × H × D)1,488 × 897 × 87 mm1,709 × 1,020 × 88 mm1,957 × 1,160 × 100 mm
VESA mount600 × 400800 × 400800 × 600
Weight34.95 kg47.30 kg58.55 kg
The weights matter more than they look: above about 45 kg, a trolley stand and two people stop being optional.
INFINITY AX Series interactive flat panel seen at an angle, screen off

The INFINITY AX Series panel — 65, 75 and 86 inch.Product image: LOGIC — INFINITY AX Series product catalogue

Front edge of the panel showing power button, USB-C, HDMI, touch and USB 3.0 ports

Front ports: USB-C, HDMI, touch-out and two USB 3.0 — reachable without going behind the board.Product image: LOGIC — INFINITY AX Series product catalogue

Slot-in OPS Windows PC module showing LAN, VGA, DisplayPort and USB ports

The optional OPS module — an Intel Core i5 Windows PC that slides into the back of the panel.Product image: LOGIC — INFINITY AX Series product catalogue

Child drawing on an interactive panel with a stylus while standing at the screen

Writing on the panel: up to 40 touch points at once.Manufacturer visualization: LOGIC — INFINITY AX Series product catalogue

LG CreateBoard TR3DK Series

  • The only range here with a 55-inch size, for huddle rooms and staff rooms where 65 inches will not fit
  • CreateBoard Share puts up to nine screens on the board at once, from an app or a browser on the same network
  • USB-C carries video and charges a laptop at up to 65 W over the same cable; Bluetooth for keyboard, mouse or speaker
  • Teaching tools built in: rulers, tables, mind maps, sticky notes, and export straight to Google Drive or OneDrive
  • QR sign-in, so a teacher reaches their own cloud account without typing a password on a shared screen
  • Secure mode, screen lock, USB lock and scheduled file deletion — the controls an IT department asks about for a shared room
  • LG ConnectedCare DMS can monitor and control a fleet remotely, with temperature and storage alerts (sold separately; availability varies by region)
55"65"75"86"
Active area1,210 × 680 mm1,428 × 804 mm1,650 × 928 mm1,897 × 1,068 mm
Overall (W × H × D)1,271 × 774 × 87 mm1,488 × 897 × 88 mm1,709 × 1,020 × 88 mm1,957 × 1,160 × 100 mm
VESA mount400 × 200600 × 400800 × 400800 × 600
Dimensions from LG's datasheet, which asks that they be confirmed with LG before ordering — we do that on every quotation.
LG CreateBoard TR3DK interactive digital board, front view with the screen off

LG CreateBoard TR3DK — 55, 65, 75 and 86 inch.Product image: LG Electronics — LG CreateBoard TR3DK Series datasheet

Classroom using an LG CreateBoard with pupils working on tablets at shared desks

LG CreateBoard in a classroom, from LG's datasheet.Manufacturer visualization: LG Electronics — LG CreateBoard TR3DK Series datasheet

OPS PC module sliding into the slot on the back of an LG CreateBoard

Both ranges take a slot-in OPS Windows PC rather than an external desktop.Product image: LG Electronics — LG CreateBoard TR3DK Series datasheet

Phone scanning a QR code on the board's home screen to sign in to cloud storage

QR sign-in: a teacher reaches their Drive or OneDrive without typing a password on a shared screen.Manufacturer visualization: LG Electronics — LG CreateBoard TR3DK Series datasheet

Which size for which room

SizeRoomRule of thumb
55"Huddle rooms, staff rooms, small labsOnly where 65 will not fit — text gets hard past the fifth row
65"Classrooms to about 40 studentsReadable to roughly 8 m — most school classrooms
75"Large classrooms, training hallsThe most common choice for coaching institutes
86"Auditoriums, boardroomsOnly worth it when the last row is past 10 m
Text legibility from the back row decides the size, not the budget.

What to check before buying — any brand

  • Touch points that hold up in use: 20 true simultaneous writers is plenty; 40 is headroom
  • Android alone, or a slot-in Windows PC module — decide by the software your teachers or team already use
  • Anti-glare glass, not glossy: a window behind the class makes a glossy panel unusable
  • On-site warranty terms in writing — a classroom panel that leaves for repair is a classroom offline
  • Who installs and who trains: a panel nobody was shown how to use becomes a very expensive whiteboard

What it costs

Quoted per unit against size and configuration rather than from a per-square-foot rate. In the current Indian market, entry 65-inch panels start under ₹1 lakh and feature-heavy 86-inch corporate configurations run well past ₹2 lakh — where a specific model lands depends on touch spec, the Windows module, and the service terms behind it. Send us the room size and how it will be used, and we will quote a configuration with the mount, installation and training included.

Specification

Ranges
LG CreateBoard TR3DK and LOGIC INFINITY AX Series
Sizes
55", 65", 75" and 86" — 4K UHD on every size
Touch
Up to 40-point infrared — several people write at once
Writing
Dual-tip stylus or finger, anti-glare glass
System
Whiteboard software built in; Windows via a slot-in OPS PC
Sharing
Screen share from laptops and phones, HDMI, USB-C, LAN
Mounting
Wall mount or mobile trolley stand

Common sizes

  • 4 × 2.2 ft (8.8 sq ft)55" — huddle rooms and staff rooms
  • 4.7 × 2.6 ft (12.22 sq ft)65" — classrooms to about 40 students
  • 5.4 × 3 ft (16.2 sq ft)75" — large classrooms and training halls
  • 6.2 × 3.5 ft (21.7 sq ft)86" — auditoriums and boardrooms

Made to size — these are the sizes people most often order, not a fixed range.

Common questions

What does an interactive display board cost in India?

Entry 65-inch panels start under ₹1 lakh in the current market; 75-inch classroom configurations typically land between ₹1.2 and ₹1.8 lakh, and large or Windows-equipped corporate panels go higher. We quote per unit with the mount, installation and training included, after understanding the room.

Interactive panel or projector for a classroom?

For a standard classroom, the panel: brighter in daylight, no lamp costs, and writing that keeps up with a teacher. A projector still makes sense where you need an image larger than about 120 inches, such as a hall or auditorium.

Android only, or with Windows?

Android built in covers teaching apps, browsing and whiteboarding. Add the slot-in Windows module when your institution runs Windows-only software — ERP clients, specific exam or CAD tools. It can be added later, so you are not locked in on day one.

Which makes do you supply?

LG CreateBoard (TR3DK series, 55 to 86 inch) and LOGIC INFINITY (AX series, 65 to 86 inch). Both are 4K with up to 40-point touch and both take a slot-in Windows PC module, so most rooms can be quoted either way; we quote the configuration that suits the room rather than pushing one badge.

LG CreateBoard or LOGIC INFINITY — which should I choose?

Choose LG if you need a 55-inch size, if IT wants to manage a fleet of boards remotely, or if the room is shared and you want screen lock, USB lock and scheduled file deletion. Choose INFINITY if built-in sound matters — it carries 2 × 16 W front speakers — or if you want the Windows module specified up front as a Core i5 with 8 GB and a 256 GB SSD. Picture quality is not the deciding factor; both are 4K panels.

Is the board Wi-Fi ready out of the box?

Both connect by wired LAN as standard. On the INFINITY range Wi-Fi comes from an optional wireless module, so say if the room has no network point and we will include it. LG supports wireless screen sharing from phones and laptops on the same network, and Bluetooth for a keyboard, mouse or speaker.

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