iiyama ProLite TE6513A-B2AG 65-inch Google EDLA Interactive Display

65-inch for small classrooms and meeting rooms

The TE6513A is the most compact model in the ProLite TE series. Its 65-inch size is designed for classrooms and mid-sized meeting rooms of approximately 30 square meters; text remains easily readable as long as the distance from the back row to the screen does not exceed six to seven meters.

Google EDLA certification is the standout feature of this series: Google Play and Google account sign-in are officially supported on the device, meaning Google services run directly without the need for an additional computer or OPS module.

RK3576: 8-core processor, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB storage

The processor and memory configuration for this model are clearly specified in the catalog: an RK3576 octa-core processor, 8 GB of RAM, and 128 GB of internal storage. For educational institutions that install additional applications and store content on the device, these specifications directly translate to ease of use.

200 Hz refresh rate and ±1 mm touch accuracy

A 200 Hz refresh rate and ±1 mm touch accuracy ensure that when writing with a stylus, the line does not lag behind the finger. PureTouch-IR+ technology supports up to 40 touch points and simultaneous writing on up to 10 points; in group work, multiple students can use the board at the same time.

Panel and Platform

The 65-inch (163.9 cm) 4K UHD panel with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 is manufactured with an anti-glare and antibacterial surface. The Zero-Gap Air Bonding structure eliminates the gap between the glass and the panel. The iiWare platform, based on Android 14, is Google EDLA certified; Google services operate without the need for additional hardware. It features HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, and HDMI output ports, as well as an OPS slot.

Applications

• Small and medium-sized classrooms
• Meeting and conference rooms
• Training and seminar halls
• Group study areas
• Corporate brainstorming rooms

Project Planning with Koz Teknoloji

When choosing a 65-inch screen, the key factor is the distance from the back row of students to the board. We’ll take your classroom depth and let you know if this size is sufficient; if it isn’t, upgrading to a 75-inch screen is much more cost-effective than replacing the screen later.