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Toshiba Rolls Out 22-Inch 3840x2400 Monitor

Can you say WQUXGA? Toshiba can. According to a translated promo page, it built the 22" "super Kousei small LCD monitor" with a resolution of 3840x2400. That's 200 dots per inch! Toshiba admits, though, that the contrast ratio is 300:1, pretty bad even if you don't believe in contrast-ratio reporting. In Japan, MSRP for this sucker is 2,079,000 Yen (about $18,000). The XP-compatible PCI card required to run it will set you back another 312,900 Yen ($2,700). Oddly enough, in our search for an image, we found this reportedly WQUXGA monitor by ADTX, selling for the mysteriously low price of 198,000 Yen ($1,700)—wonder what the contrast ratio is on that. [Toshiba via Akihabara News; Source image from Matrox]

8:49 AM on Fri Nov 2 2007
By Wilson Rothman
9,116 views, 12 comments

Latest by wlcrm: @raleel: It will run off 1 dual-link DVI cable, through a converter box which then goes to a LHF-60 into the T221. The connector is only slightly larger than a DVI connector. I was fortunate enough to get ahold of an more »

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UCSD Engineers Build Highest Resolution Display in the World

Imagine how good Jessica Alba would look on a display 100 times the quality of an HDTV? Engineers at the University of California in San Diego have built the world's highest-resolution computer display which, at 220 mega-pixels, is 100 more higher than a high definition TV. The 55-panel display is linked through a fiber optic Ethernet cable to a 50-panel high-resolution display in UC Irvine (the previous mega-pixel record-holder at 200) to form the "Highly Interactive Parallelized Display Space" or HIPerSpace or just, "the nerdiest name ever." More »

8:49 PM on Fri Aug 24 2007
By ybaranovsky
10,980 views, 24 comments

Latest by zamafir: just notice, it's only 30 more MP then UCSD's 220MP system? with twice an many screens? meh. more »