Mitsubushi panoramic display system
Nov 1, 07 07:08 PM PDT

Mitsubishi has taken its large display expertise to develop a panoramic display system that stands proud at 2m tall, measuring 7.5m in diameter. These screens are made up of rear-projection displays that are arranged in a wall that encircles the viewer. It will cost a whopping $1.3 million to pick up all 17 pairs of 67" panels, so you can forget about persuading the missus to have one of these at home so you can enjoy your football nights even more. This display system is powered by Texas Instruments Digital Light Processing technology and boasts a total resolution of 27 million pixels. ( Add a comment)
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