It's a commercial display. Not a TV. if you want it to display something, you need to attach something that provides output.
There's is a very common thread here on HN talking about people wanting to support dumb displays, displays that don't expect you to enter IP addresses before they will even finish first time setups. This 55inch NEC display looks like it retails for a little over $2kUSD.
Interesting hardware and very informative video. The display is $1,659 and the Pi module is $200. I’ve never bought a TV over $500 and never will. So definitely not for me. I have 3 4k Roku TV’s in my house and found them to be fine performance wise, have minimal ads and just work. Also the Roku iPhone app can be used as a remote.
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[ 3.7 ms ] story [ 31.4 ms ] threadThere's is a very common thread here on HN talking about people wanting to support dumb displays, displays that don't expect you to enter IP addresses before they will even finish first time setups. This 55inch NEC display looks like it retails for a little over $2kUSD.
https://www.sharpnecdisplays.us/products/displays/ma551
i'm not clear on all differences between these two displays, but it looks like the one you linked is U-IPS with a wider color temperature range.