Monitors of the future

**ƒORM** · #1 (**permalink**) Mar 30, 03

The highly styled Panoram PV230DSK is the first visualization display aimed at the "professional consumer" market and provides 2.4 Megapixels of working real-estate featuring a fully articulated swing arm and Digital Direct DVI inputs.

The three image-panels feature a separation of only 7/16" (11 mm), making it easy to expand information like spreadsheets, schedules, or images across any or all three screens without any detrimental visual breaks.

For working flexibility in a multimedia world, the Panoram PV230 DSK accommodates RGB and DVI computer sources as well as Composite and S-video inputs.

The adjustable and ergonomically tuned swing arm allows the user to set the display at just the right working angle. Users can configure the display so that they can look over the unit to co-workers while still immersed in their information, or they might put it straight up in front of them to isolate themselves in concentration.

This is ideal for multi-user environments such as control, command or operation centers. In all cases, the crystal sharp and bright image provides an extremely rich environment to lay out the most demanding work tasks. This is also a perfect display for real-estate hungry applications such as schedule maintenance, spreadsheet analysis, electronic publishing, graphic arts production, non-linear video/audio editing, web site layout, software application development, and of course, incredible gaming and simulation. To compliment the clean look of the design, the cable management for the data, video, and power cable is integrated into the arm.

Information has never looked so good!

HIGHLIGHTS

Digital Direct DVI inputs

RGBS and video inputs

Ergonomic wraparound design

Minimum screen segregation

Standard VESA mount

Totally adjustable swing arm with hidden cable management

Recessed control buttons with one-touch manual input selection

Vast screen real estate

Inputs

3 Digital Direct DVI
Direct Current

Power Supply
Display Control Remote
3 RGBH/
3 S-Video
3 RCA Composite

rawb · #2 (**permalink**) Mar 30, 03

too bad led/oleds suck for games:(

i'd totally cop that for my work machine though. just for the fact the screens are almost borderless.

**sNyx** · #3 (**permalink**) Mar 30, 03

and they are mad expencive!
check out the firestormpc link in my sig

you can setup a pc with this type of monitor
too bad it add's another 7000$ onto the bill :trippin: