Play GTR2 across the Radius320 immersive display.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
Introducing the Radius320, a 5.76 million pixel, 50-inch display made by Seamless Display. Watch this to see how desktop applications like Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook and VMWARE are used when you have no limits on your LCD display.
Scan the horizon and visit Whole Foods HQ in Austin Texas with the Radius320.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
Zoom right down to Wall Street in New York with Microsoft Live Earth and the Radius320 from Seamless Display.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
Seamless Display's Immersive Desktop LCD Display System, the Radius320 on display at the Society of Geophysicists 2007 in San Antonio, Texas - over 5,000 attendees
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
We loaded up Bloomberg TV, Reuters and RealTick to see how a trader might use the Radius320.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
Play Eve Online and watch IPTV via Windows Media Center at the same time on the Radius320.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
Watch the microlite fly across Washington State on the Radius320 LCD system, made by Seamless Display.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)
See Reuters Station load up on the Radius320 - plenty of information and room to spare.
The Radius320 combines three 20.1 inch LCDs to produce a seamless wrap-around 50-inch screen with 5.76 million pixels (that's HDTV x3)