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规格型号：YR-PJ4601S

拼接单元：3行4列

拼接拼缝：3.5mm

面板尺寸：46''

响应时间：8ms

对比度：4500:1

分辨率：1920*1080

承建单位：深圳中億睿科技有限公司

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