This monitor shames the Cinema Displays ;)

[fred_garvin]

http://www.seamlessdisplay.com/

Although it probably costs close to 10 grand.

[invaLPsion]

That display looks like crap compared to Go-L's displays.

http://go-l.com/monitors/grand_canyon/features/index.htm

Check that out... ;)

(Imagine playing Doom 3 on that :D )

[Littleodie914]

Good lord!! Look at the size of 'em!! How I'd love to plug that into my G3... ;)

[ndanimal]

That display looks like crap compared to Go-L's displays.

http://go-l.com/monitors/grand_canyon/features/index.htm

Check that out... ;)

(Imagine playing Doom 3 on that :D )

Am I missing something? I mean, no lie, those things LOOK awesome...but why would anyone pay $10,000 for what is essentially 4 19" monitors stacked together? Not even particularly high resolution 19 inchers at that.

[munkle]

That display looks like crap compared to Go-L's displays.

http://go-l.com/monitors/grand_canyon/features/index.htm

Check that out... ;)

(Imagine playing Doom 3 on that :D )

What's going on with that monitor?! Is it some sort of wierd windows/Mac hybrid with a start bar and a dock?! :eek:

It would be pretty cool to have one of those monitors - you would need a pretty big desk though! :p

[jsw]

http://www.seamlessdisplay.com/

Although it probably costs close to 10 grand.
Interesting - they apparently have taken three 1600x1200 displays, rotated them 90 degrees, and tiled them. I'd be interested in how they drive them.

I like the idea of the wrap-around - large, wide monitors are hard to see at once, esp. if flat. Might have some cool gaming advantages.

Of course, they won't connect to Mac video cards, no doubt. :(

[fred_garvin]

The seamless technology is better though. The lines between panels is a millimeter or two. The Grandcanyon one has thick dividers, almost like putting 4 Cinema displays side by side driven by 2 video cards.

[Mr. Anderson]

Yeah, no mac support on those - too bad, cool stuff.

D

[BakedBeans]

What's going on with that monitor?! Is it some sort of wierd windows/Mac hybrid with a start bar and a dock?! :eek:

It would be pretty cool to have one of those monitors - you would need a pretty big desk though! :p

you can do that on windows...you might just be thrown by the way the monitors are stet up

[realityisterror]

i wonder how many windows you can have open before the taskbar fills up... :rolleyes:

reality

[FuzzyBallz]

but why would anyone pay $10,000 for what is essentially 4 19" monitors stacked together?
'Cause you have idiots w/ money to burn?

[decksnap]

Does anyone actually know someone who owns one of those Grand Canyon monitors? I remember a story coming out about how that whole website is a sham- and that the product doesn't exist.

[decksnap]

I also remember there being a trojan involved in that site- MSIE users would get infected if they went there. That was quite a while ago though.

[Wes]

I would not trust Go-l.com it seems like they do some shady business. What self-respecting company would totally steal Apple's design for a site?

http://notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=14210

That's an old example of some of their dealings.

[hcuar]

Sorry, hate to burst your bubble, but that not the OSX dock. That's the quick launch area for Windows XP. It' not enabled by default, but it may be turned on . It's the same quick launch from Win98/ME/2000.

As pointed out... Windows 95 as well.

[Timelessblur]

umm quick launch has been around since windows 95

[neut]

the 30" cinemas are still a better deal... 60" ples a G5 (refurb) for the cost of their 63".

their laptops a wacked...


peace.