Monitor Conceito

iView, le futur iMac avec écran incurvé

iView, le futur iMac avec écran incurvé: "Au risque de radoter, je suis fan du design des produits Apple. Alors, je ne peux pas résister au plaisir de vous présenter le projet iView du designer Nuno Teixera qui a imaginé le design du futur iMac. Fini le style rectiligne et plat, le prochain iMac sera tout en courbes. Son écran panoramique incurvé vous plonge en immersion totale. Il rappelle indubitablement un écran de cinéma. Parfaitement adapté au champs de vision humain, on peut imaginer que cet écran sera totalement tactile et qu’il intègrera toutes les technologies multiTouch d’Apple. Plus fort, un 2ème écran LCD est même intégré sur la face arrière de l’iView. Utile pour partager l’ordinateur avec votre compagne ou un ami ou pour des configurations particulières telles que des formations ou des démos. Nuno Teixera a poussé l’innovation jusqu’au bout en intégrant une webcam sur chaque face de l’écran. Que manque-t-il à cet iMac du futur ? La parole peut-être ?"

UOL Tecnologia - Telas do futuro

UOL Tecnologia - Telas do futuro: "Você acha o seu monitor pequeno? Cansado de apertar os olhos para enxergar letrinhas? Desembolsando um bom dinheiro, dá pra resolver isso. A tela de computador da foto mostra imagens em 180 graus. O aparelho custa US$ 20,5 mil"

Alternative Designs For Bloomberg Terminal; Drab To Chic - Gizmo Watch

Alternative Designs For Bloomberg Terminal; Drab To Chic - Gizmo Watch: "Moving on, there are the designs by thehappycorp and Ziba. The former is more lively and latter more to the point. However, both lack the direct appeal of IDEO’s terminal. Thehappycorp’s design suffers because it is too succinct – sacrificing information in trying to incorporate design elements – and seems a bit over-loaded for a financial terminal. Again Ziba’s design seems to be too focused on appeal rather than content. It seems flashy and extravagant; too messy for my liking. Obviously all the readers are likely to form their own judgments. So go ahead, tell us what you really think of the various designs. The pictures are in the order of description."

Awesome Concept Common Monitor, Realization A Must For Spoilt Civilization - Gizmo Watch

Awesome Concept Common Monitor, Realization A Must For Spoilt Civilization - Gizmo Watch: "Gearing to purchase another LCD, coz the little cute maniac at home isn’t satiated by the games he plays on the ordinary monitor you house. If your hunt somehow brings you to a choice of having some proficiency added to the desktop, and multi-monitor action is what it includes, right on then, now, soon you may have another option at your disposal (apart from the ordinary ruckus at the electronic stores down town). Impressive is perhaps an understatement for this two sided monitor pictured here. Avail the opportunity to surf your favorite soap ma’ma, while the kido slams kratos on the other side of the same monitor. Designed by witid, view one half of the screen of the two in one monitor, when the family disagrees over a program or rotate the other half to form a massive screen for the best quality of an agreed series or movie. We have no real info on the specs and things contributing in making this hell of a monitor, yet we are sure the concept gives you a liberty to multi-task on a common monitor, the folding end in the center maybe a wondering aspect for the perfectionists though, we can make out that the edge wouldn’t be a distance much. Enjoy the elegant concept, till we get back with the features and stuff to update you on this one."

Build A Tri-monitor Rackmount PC At Home! - Gizmo Watch

Build A Tri-monitor Rackmount PC At Home! - Gizmo Watch: "can be quite deceptive, people say! What appears complicated may not be the case in reality. For those of you who thought building a tri-monitor rackmount computer was close to impossible, there is some heartening news. With electronic essentials, basic know-how of technology and loads of patience, you can build your own tri-monitor rackmount at home. For the ultra-high resolution of 4800×1200, you can use the Dell 2007fp. This would also ensure that there is no screen overlap. In order to power three DVI monitors via a single PC, we use two identical video cards. Two 256MB XFX 7600GT ‘Fatal1ty’ PCI-E(x16) SLI Passive cards will suffice for now, as they come with heatpipes and large heatsinks. The motherboard used here is the Asus P5N-E SLI NF650i and the CPU is an Intel Core 2 Duo E4300. For our TRC, we opt for 2×1Gb Corsair Value Select, DDR2 PC5300 RAM and 250Gb SATA Samsung SP2504C hard-disk.
The power supply for the PC is through an Xilence Office Edition 460W Semi Fanless. If you wish to access your files through a laptop or HTPC when the power is off, you can choose to go with Network Attached Storage (NAS). For the integration of the parts, a Dell Powerconnect 2716 16-port Gigabit managed switch can be employed. When you have put all the parts together, you can get a 12u 19″ cabinet (a tad expensive, though!). With the new set-up, you can now watch live TV or record it wirelessly through HTPC. Sounds quite cool, ain’t it?"