http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/07/alienware-curved-display-rocks-crysis-at-2880-x-900/
Looks pretty nice. The price is going to be scary though. And the system requirements for running Crysis at that level won't be seen in our lifetime.
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http://www.engadget.com/2008/01/07/alienware-curved-display-rocks-crysis-at-2880-x-900/
Looks pretty nice. The price is going to be scary though. And the system requirements for running Crysis at that level won't be seen in our lifetime.
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shame about the lines from the sub panels, its really obvious in some pic's and looks strangle deep as well.
why not just hook it up to a 32"+ hd TV you would get a very smiler affect
why not just hook it up to a 32"+ hd TV you would get a very smiler affect
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Sounds a bit too low for me, imho. At this res I'd expect it to be semi-affordable.
The whole pseudo-curved look just doesn't look right with that little a curve to it.
Eh, that res is 30% more desktop than a 1680x1050 widescreen monitor.
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I see what you mean. I would have like more height to it 
Surely someone had something other than a camera-phone on them when they took the pictures?
Looks quite cool - stuff like that's been doing the rounds for ages, although usually not with a large brand-name stuck on it - hopefully the technology will evolve and it'll come to the mainstream soon
Looks quite cool - stuff like that's been doing the rounds for ages, although usually not with a large brand-name stuck on it - hopefully the technology will evolve and it'll come to the mainstream soon