Want to turn the small screen of your PC into mega-display! Zenview has recently announced their six-screen monitor to give you that HDTV’s big-screen like experience! The Zenview Command Center Elite features six 24 inch screens interlocked together to form one big display of a whooping 41.8 inches making is the biggest screen up to date for a computer. The monitors are premium Samsung 24 inch monitors that have a resolution of 1920×1200 pixels. And, together the resolution is 5760 by 2400 at a contrast ration of 1000:1 per screen. The screen includes five inputs per panel including digital DVI-D, analog RGB/VGA, component TV inputs, S-video TV input, and a composite video TV input. The starting price of the mega-screen display is $11,999.

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From Bornrich

 

Specifically built for 2005’s Burning Man event, this towering robot looms over the humans below. Click image for a full-sized verison.

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Early morning in the Monday pconline.com.cn posted an unannounced sony ericsson model named SE123

From the photos the model name SE123 is printed at the front, the naming convention is not belong to any existing series. This could be a engineering prototype and might not even available in the market. The 1.3 megapixel camera is on the front clamshell, including a self portrait mirror. The front LCD screen should be monochrome, we think that this model is going for mid-range camera phone users. More SE123 information will be posted when available.

From Slashphone

Forbes has compiled yet another list of incredible things, this time cars. The list contains some minor car manufacturers which produce only a handful of cars a year. An interesting thing to note is that the Ferrari FXX is not featured on the list, probably because it is yet to be available.

#1. Bugatti Veyron 16.4
#2. Pagani Zonda Roadster F C12S 7.3, Clubsport version
#3. SSC Ultimate Aero
#4. Leblanc Mirabeau
#5. Saleen S7 Twin Turbo
#6. Koenigsegg CCR
#7. Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren
#8. Maybach 62
#9. Porsche Carrera GT
#10. Maybach 57 S

From Sybarites

The FCC has just received Samsung’s SCH-A990 handset for review. This upcoming Verizon phone will feature a 3.2-megapixel camera, rotatable QVGA display, Bluetooth, microSD slot, and a host of other multimedia functions. No word yet on pricing and availability.

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Just when you were feeling pretty smug with your new super-slim ultra-portable laptop, Toshiba Matsushita Display comes along and introduces the world’s thinnest 12-inch LCD panel, which will be seen on notebooks much hotter than yours in a few months. Ranging from 2.9- to 4.5-millimeters thick, the new LED-backlit TFT display manages a 1280 x 800 WXGA resolution and 300cd/m2 brightness, packed into a light 183-gram design. TMD, a joint venture between two Japanese electronics giants, says that the display is already in production, although there is no mention of any specific products that will see the new tech, nor any info on when these presumed products would hit stores.

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We’re not too fond of trips to the dentist, for all the obvious reasons (plus the fact that we still can’t get the image of Steve Martin as the sadistic tooth-ripper in “Little Shop of Horrors” out of our head). But if more tools like the VELscope come onto the market, we may just start checking in with the DDS more frequently. The device, developed by LED Dental in Vancouver, uses fluorescent light that hones in on tissues that glow when abnormal cells show up. That can give the dentist an edge in fighting cancers early on, before they progress too far. The device isn’t on the market yet, but is expected to sell for about $5,000 when it’s released. Now if they can just find a way to replace those drills with a similar tool, we’re all set.

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