[AG-TECH] Multi-Headed Display

[John Shalf]

And better yet, the EVL tiled display is intended to support 
unencumbered stereo viewing (ie. stereo without having to wear shutter 
glasses.  This is much more than just having more display surface area).

If you want to go super cheap, you can just go to www.earthlcd.com and 
get a bunch of unencased XGA panels to mount yourself (300 bucks each 
with no case-cracking required).
	http://www.earthlcd.com/SK2005R.HTM

-john

On Friday, October 18, 2002, at 07:58  AM, Luc Renambot wrote:

> For demo purpose, EVL built a 4-tile display
> with 4 18" TFT at 1280x1024. Looks pretty nice.
> Just remove the plastic frame around each panel, and fix
> them together...
>
> Luc.
> renambot at cs.vu.nl
>
> ] -----Original Message-----
> ] From: owner-ag-tech at mcs.anl.gov
> ] [mailto:owner-ag-tech at mcs.anl.gov] On Behalf Of Osland, CD (Chris)
> ] Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 11:39
> ] To: 'Don Morton'; Justin Binns; Mike Weaver - MICS/USDOE
> ] Cc: Sergeant A. G. Tech
> ] Subject: RE: [AG-TECH] Multi-Headed Display
> ]
> ]
> ] Don,
> ]
> ] $5000 ???  The monitors are only GBP200 = USD300 each -
> ] that's a lot of glue you'll be using!  For $5000 you could
> ] probably do a 2x4 array of monitors - 4096 x 1536 = 6
> ] Mpixels, rather than 1x3 which gives you 2.25 Mpixels (and
> ] still have money left over for the second G200 card).  [Does
> ] the Matrox software actually handle 8-9 channels?]
> ]
> ] I have 3 industrial LCD modules at home (1 inch steel
> ] surround) - I'll see what they look like hooked up to our node.
> ]
> ] Cheers
> ]
> ] Chris
>