Iiyama ProLite TE7513A-B3AG — 75" 4K Google EDLA interactive display
The iiyama ProLite TE7513A-B3AG is a 75-inch 4K UHD interactive flat-panel display built for classrooms, meeting rooms and collaborative workspaces. As part of iiyama's Google EDLA certified TE13A line, it gives organisations direct, licensed access to Google apps, accounts and Microsoft 365 tools straight from the display. It pairs an anti-glare touch surface with PureTouch-IR+ and palm rejection for natural, accurate writing, and runs the iiWare software environment on Android 14 with wireless presentation, device management and remote control. Designed for everyday shared use, it helps teams and students present, annotate and brainstorm together, while smart features such as a PIR motion sensor support energy-efficient, low-maintenance operation across multi-room deployments.
Google EDLA Certification
The TE13A series is Google EDLA certified, meaning Google licenses the device to run native Google apps, accounts and the Play ecosystem directly on the panel rather than through a workaround. In practice this lets a school or business sign in with existing Google or Microsoft 365 credentials and use Drive, Classroom and collaboration tools straight from the screen, without bolting on an external PC or relying on screen mirroring. For the people running the room it means fewer moving parts to fail, a familiar login experience for every user, and confidence that app updates and security follow Google's official path instead of a vendor fork.
Android 14 With iiWare Software
The display runs iiyama's iiWare environment on Android 14, providing an out-of-the-box launcher with whiteboard, browser, file manager and app access. Because everything needed to present and annotate lives on the panel itself, a room stays usable even when no laptop is connected, which cuts the 'where's the cable' delays at the start of a lesson or meeting. The current Android generation also means a longer useful security and app-compatibility window, so the investment stays current across a multi-year deployment rather than ageing out quickly.
PureTouch-IR+ With Palm Rejection
PureTouch-IR+ delivers precise multi-point touch with palm rejection, so a user can rest a hand on the glass while writing without stray marks appearing. Combined with the zero-gap air-bonded, anti-glare surface, writing feels natural and lands exactly under the pen with minimal parallax. This matters most in teaching and brainstorming, where hesitant or inaccurate touch breaks the flow; reliable, lag-free annotation keeps the audience focused on the content instead of the technology and reduces frustration during fast, hands-on sessions.
Wireless Sharing And Wi-Fi 6E
Built-in Wi-Fi 6E plus the iiShare and EShare apps let participants present from a laptop, tablet or phone without trailing cables. Wi-Fi 6E adds the cleaner 6 GHz band, which helps maintain a stable, low-latency connection in busy buildings where many devices compete for airtime. For the end user this means quicker, more dependable casting during back-to-back meetings or lessons, and far less reliance on adapters and dongles that get lost or fail.
Central Device Management (iiControl)
iiControl is iiyama's device management system for monitoring and controlling fleets of displays remotely, with attention to GDPR compliance. For an organisation running screens across many rooms or sites, this means settings, updates and status checks can be handled centrally instead of walking to each device. The payoff for day-to-day operation is consistent configuration, faster issue resolution and less downtime, which keeps every room ready to use without an on-site technician for routine tasks.
PIR Motion Sensor For Energy Saving
An integrated PIR motion sensor detects whether anyone is present and adjusts the display accordingly, powering down or dimming when a room is empty and waking on approach. In always-installed environments like classrooms and huddle rooms that sit idle for long stretches, this trims energy use automatically without staff remembering to switch screens off. The reduced running hours also ease thermal and panel wear over time, supporting longer service life and lower operating cost across a large estate.
