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Corporate · August 6, 2026

Nework NewBoard P-Series: What an All-in-One Interactive Display with a 48MP Camera, Eight-Microphone Array, and Android 14 Means for Corporate Meeting Room Procurement

The NewBoard P-Series combines conferencing, whiteboarding, wireless sharing, and device management in a single unit with one-cable USB-C connectivity.

By AVinBrief Editorial Desk · · Updated August 12, 2026

What is the NewBoard P-Series, and what does it include out of the box?
The NewBoard P-Series is an all-in-one interactive display from Nework, a Pomona, California-based audiovisual and collaborative solutions provider. Each unit integrates a 4K UHD touchscreen panel, a 48MP 4K camera with auto-framing and speaker tracking, an eight-microphone array with noise reduction, a built-in interactive whiteboard, wireless screen sharing, and an onboard Android 14 compute platform. Storage is 64GB with 8GB of RAM, driven by an octa-core processor. The series ships ready to deploy, with no separate compute hardware, cameras, or microphone bars required.
What are the P-Series sizes and price points?
Nework has confirmed a 65-inch model at a launch price of $2,159.99, which it describes as $840 off the regular price. A 75-inch model is also available, with pricing from Nework representatives directly.
How does the single-cable USB-C connection work, and what does it carry?
The full-function USB-C port on the NewBoard P-Series carries video, audio, touch back-channel communication, and power delivery over a single cable. A laptop connected by that one cable can drive the display, use the camera and microphone array, send touch input back to the connected device, and charge simultaneously, without a separate dock, HDMI adapter, or USB hub.
What is Google EDLA certification, and why does it matter for enterprise buyers?
Google EDLA, or the Enterprise Declared License Agreement, is a certification program that authorizes a device to ship with a managed and stable build of Google Mobile Services on Android hardware outside the consumer phone market. For enterprise buyers, EDLA certification means the device can access Google Workspace apps natively, receives timely Android security updates through a defined support window, and is eligible for centralized fleet management through tools such as Android Enterprise. It is the credential that separates enterprise-grade Android hardware from commercial Android devices that carry generic, unmanaged builds.
What are the interactive whiteboard specifications, and how does the touch perform?
The whiteboard runs on the 4K UHD panel with up to 50-point multi-touch and latency under 5ms. The canvas is infinite, so content is not bounded by the physical screen area. Split-screen mode lets a presenter run a video call or content source alongside the whiteboard. Participants can receive meeting notes and visuals by QR code during or immediately after a session.
What wireless content sharing does the P-Series support?
The NewBoard P-Series includes built-in wireless screen sharing compatible with laptops, Chromebooks, tablets, and smartphones, with no dedicated dongle or hardware receiver required for those device categories. Nework names the compatible device categories but not the underlying protocol, so confirm protocol support with Nework before quoting wireless sharing for a specific device mix.

The Take

What should integrators ask Nework before specifying the NewBoard P-Series in a corporate meeting room rollout?

At $2,159.99 for the 65-inch model, the NewBoard P-Series sits in a segment that has gotten crowded. All-in-one interactive flat panels from a growing list of manufacturers compete on the same value proposition, one box replacing a camera bar, a microphone, a display, and a compute module. The Nework unit’s combination of a 48MP camera, EDLA certification, and a full-function USB-C port gives it a competitive checklist for corporate procurement teams.

Three questions are worth putting to Nework before a project quote goes out. First, what is the warranty and on-site service model? An all-in-one unit means a single point of failure covers every component, and a display that also holds the camera, mic, and compute module cannot be swapped piecemeal if one element fails. Second, what is the Android security update commitment? Google EDLA opens the door to enterprise management, but the support window and patch cadence determine whether IT can actually maintain compliance over the life of a three- to five-year deployment. Third, what wireless sharing protocols are supported? Nework names the compatible device categories but not the underlying protocol, and Miracast, AirPlay, and Cast all behave differently across managed enterprise networks with firewall policies in place.

For IT administrators weighing total cost of ownership, the launch price on the 65-inch is one data point. The device management story, specifically whether the P-Series integrates into a mobile device management (MDM) platform the organization already runs, is what determines whether that price holds or comes with a parallel management overhead cost.

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