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Seamless Display develops seamless three-in-one monitor.

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Everyone who's ever tried building a multi-monitor computer probably hates the little bumps in between monitors when trying to put more then one monitor in your system. And so, Seamless Display has found a creative solution to this problem. By putting a fancy array of lenses in between each monitor, the monitors look like one gigantic widescreen panoramic display. The display measures 50" diagonally, has a 16 millisecond response time, and has a 350 cd/m brightness. It also has a 500 to 1 contrast ratio. Seamless Display was founded in 2002 by former Oxford University researchers. They are known for creating amazing displays, such as a 45 inch 7680x4800 pixel display. There is no mention of the monitors price or release date, but the German site golem.de hints that it will be released in early 2007 with a price tag of roughly $16,000.


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that will be fun playing css on... damn 16k$
 
Way too expensive IMO. I would rather get a projector, or keep my Samsung 50" DLP 1920x1080P.
 
so this is why they made quad sli :)
 
pretty beautiful, just thinking of a really immersive oblivion experience... oooohhhh....

(wipes chin)
 
Yeah, $16k for something that can be owned by a projector? Ok, you need a darkish room but still...
 
ha id rather have a 70in 1080p DLP tv, my friend has one and its HUUUUUGGGGEEEEE
 
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