Next-generation large-screen display manufacturer Shinoda Plasma has unveiled a flexible, 1-millimeter thick, 125-inch film-type prototype display that can be used as a curved or wrap-around screen. The 3 x 1 meter plasma tube array (PTA) display (which actually consists of 3 seamlessly integrated 1 x 1 meter square sub-modules) offers a resolution of 960 x 360 and weighs 3.6 kilograms (8 lbs), or about 10 times less than a conventional plasma display. At a low-key unveiling on May 15, Shinoda Plasma announced plans to exhibit the device in June at the InfoComm 2008 conference in Las Vegas and confirmed their intent to begin small-scale production of a 150-inch (3 x 2 meter) version this autumn. While Shinoda Plasma envisions a variety of digital signage and advertising applications, the ultrathin displays would also undoubtedly make good digital wallpaper for the home.
aikyrie
That would be so much fun for gaming haha
[]mello_yello
960 x 360 resolution? i love screen doors!
[]major zombie
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[]SIM SOFT USA
We work in the simulation Industry.
We typically connect 4/6/8/10 65-inch monitors in a wrap around way in order to create a 180/220/270 even a 360 degree panoramic view of an airport so we can simulate the airport operations from the air traffic control perspective.
These large format plasma displays with extremely thin bezel will enhance the way we do things.
We are extremely interested in this technology
Best regards
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