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Sony expands LUMA Series of LCD monitors for professional video production applications

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    • March 30, 2025

    by -- Sony of Canada

    TORONTO, March 30 /CNW/ - Sony of Canada Ltd., Canada's leading supplier
    of electronic and computer products for consumers and business, today
    announced that it is expanding its LUMA(TM) series of LCD (liquid crystal
    display) professional monitors with two new models - the LMD-32OW 32-inch
    screen and the LMD-210 21-inch screen, which are optimized for full-motion
    video applications in broadcast and post-production environments.

    The widescreen Sony LUMA LMD-320W model, with a 16:9 aspect ratio,
    features high brightness and contrast, with improved black reproduction.
    Well-suited for use in a tiled or video wall configuration, it can be a
    multi-screen monitor, floor monitor, a main studio monitor or a wall monitor.

    The Sony LUMA LMD-210 model, with a 4:3 aspect ratio, also features high
    brightness and contrast, with improved black reproduction. The monitor is
    designed for applications in the production, research and industrial markets,
    and provides an easy upgrade path from standard definition to HD work.

    "These new models expand the range of applications for professional users
    to maximize the benefits of LCD technology, specifically low weight, low power
    consumption and installation flexibility," said Ivan Reel, Product Manager,
    Professional Displays, Communication Information Solutions Group, Sony of
    Canada Ltd.

    These multi-format monitors can accommodate a variety of standard and
    high-definition analog and digital signals, including 1080/60i, 720/60P, and
    1080/24PsF, making them desirable for NLE (Non Linear Editors) suites and
    desktop production environments. Both monitors feature a protection panel, and
    are available with optional monitor stands.

    These new LUMA monitors round out the other products in Sony's LMD series
    of LCD monitors, which include the LMD-170WS and the LMD-230WS -- two
    widescreen models (17 and 23 inches, respectively, viewable area, measured
    diagonally) that were introduced last year.

    Last year, Sony also introduced three rack-mountable combination packages
    for confidence monitoring: the LMD-440 quad-screen, four-inch panel, the
    LMD-530 triple-screen, 5.6-inch panel, and the LMD-720W dual, seven-inch
    widescreen (viewable area, measured diagonally).

    The LMD-320W and LMD-210 monitors will be available in July at suggested
    list prices of $9,449 and $4,899, respectively. For further information,
    please visit www.sony.ca/luma.

    About The Communication Information Solutions Group
    The Communication Information Solutions (CIS) Group is a division of Sony
    of Canada Ltd., headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. CIS Group markets and
    supports Sony's full range of broadcast professional video and audio
    equipment, including videoconferencing, high definition video, interactive and
    security applications for the broadcast, production, business, industry,
    government, medical and education through a network of authorized retailers.

    About Sony of Canada Ltd.
    Established in 1955, Sony of Canada Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of
    Sony Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, a world leader in the manufacture and
    marketing of electronic and computer products for consumer, business,
    electronics publishing and multimedia applications on a global scale. With
    headquarters in Toronto, sales offices in Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal,
    and distribution centres in Coquitlam, British Columbia, and Whitby, Ontario,
    approximately 1,200 employees support more than 70 Sony stores and a network
    of more than 3,000 authorized dealers across Canada.


    For further information: please visit us at www.sony.ca,
    www.thesonystore.ca, www.sonybiz.ca or www.sonystyle.ca,

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