matrox dualhead-2-go - superwidescreen support for projection.
Here's a great idea - an external box that looks
to your computer like an extra wide display, but in fact it splits the signals
across two displays.
the matrox dualhead2go is an interesting solution to
the problem of driving two projectors side by side to create a super wide screen
combo - regular readers will know this is one of my missions so to be able to
replicate the superwidescreen antics of the big corporate boys on a shoestring
budget, and something like this product could really
help.
2560 x 1024 is going to look pretty cool!
It's not out yet, and there are various hardware compatibility issues etc. to watch out for, but an interesting direction nonetheless.
2560 x 1024 is going to look pretty cool!
It's not out yet, and there are various hardware compatibility issues etc. to watch out for, but an interesting direction nonetheless.
Posted: Tue - January 10, 2006 at 07:45 PM |
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