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Micky007
13-01-08, 21:52
Hey,

Since Alienware will be releasing there monitor for around £2500 or more (http://video.tomshardware.co.uk/video/iLyROoaftDNz.html)


Why dont Aria do there own version by stick 3 24" monitors together which will cost £633 ! ALOT cheaper and i would say people would buy it because its good and very cheap.

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Displays/Monitors/TFT+24+%2B/Acer+2416WB+24%22+Widescreen+LCD+Monitor+-+Silver%2FBlack?productId=29974

Ofcourse you would need to add around £200 onto the price to add the racks to hold them in place etc.. but still hell of alot cheaper and i would buy one !
mac124
13-01-08, 21:54
Think theres a bit more to it than sticking 3 monitors together micky??
Micky007
13-01-08, 21:55
just look how awsome it looks !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QX4lGIuUvAc&NR=1
Micky007
13-01-08, 21:56
Think theres a bit more to it than sticking 3 monitors together micky??

but still if aria did one it would be a hell of alot cheaper and i would certainly buy one !
coiler
14-01-08, 10:24
I like your idea but only if it comes with a "spoiler shelf"

http://xroot.myxcp.net/Gmarvz/www.web-starters.net/private/monkey56657/images/1199708724.jpg
(http://xroot.myxcp.net/Gmarvz/www.web-starters.net/private/monkey56657/images/1199708724.jpg)
Hosser
16-01-08, 00:19
Er, you'd also need a Matrox TripleHead2Go (or similar) for a few hundred quid, else you'd have three monitors with seperate resolutions rather than one large resolution display.

And those Acer monitors are ****. =/
coiler
16-01-08, 09:46
Er, you'd also need a Matrox TripleHead2Go (or similar) for a few hundred quid, else you'd have three monitors with seperate resolutions rather than one large resolution display.

And those Acer monitors are ****. =/

and loads of duck tape everywhere :redface:
marsey99
01-02-08, 09:14
i think this is a great idea, only downside would be it would bring mine, and almost everyone elses pcs to a grinding halt of a slideshow as soon as we tride to game at full res.

as for that alienware one, im pretty sure that that was just 4 rear projection units aimed at 1 big panaramic screen.
Hosser
06-02-08, 00:46
i think this is a great idea, only downside would be it would bring mine, and almost everyone elses pcs to a grinding halt of a slideshow as soon as we tride to game at full res.

as for that alienware one, im pretty sure that that was just 4 rear projection units aimed at 1 big panaramic screen.

1) No, since full resolution would be the resolution of ONE of those panels (1920x1200) - you can't stretch them into one massive panel without aid of a Matrox TripleHead2Go or similar.

2) It's an LED-illuminated DLP display.