By David Ponce
I’ve never seen anything quite like this and I’m still under shock.
The Athens Display Series, from company Lieberman Inc. are very slick, very unique multi-paneled LCDs. The one pictured is a 118lbs, 5-panel model featuring Ultra-Speed™ Technology. You get resolutions of up to 19200 x 2400 pixels. It’s a mere 2.5″ thin. It’s… Heavens… it’s beyond words.
Go inside for a full list of features, but don’t expect price. I didn’t see any, and didn’t look very hard because it probably would have broken my heart.
Update: Yes, it’s beginning to look quite likely that this thing is a hairy offspring of Mother Hoax. Yeah. It really did look too good to be true. How sad.
110″to 200″ Screen Sizes.
Resolutions of up to 19200 x 2400 Pixels.
All-aluminum custom-built construction.
Ultra-widescreen format for simultaneous display of
multiple pages, windows, applications, graphics, full-
screen video and games.
Ultra-Speed™ Display Technology for breathtaking
image quality
Support for 16.7 million saturated colors, for use in all
graphics-intensive applications
Enhanced Active-matrix liquid crystal display Technology
delivering ultra-sharp text and graphics
Hardware anti-aliasing double-depth filtering
Dynamic Phase-Timing Circuitry (DPTC)
ContrastPlus UV-668 filtering
Double anti-glare hard coat
FFR-type CR-Lamps.
Bluetooth connectivity expansion.
R-G-B auto-geometry sensing color correction.
Super-wide viewing angles for maximum visibility and
color fidelity.
Lightning-fast pixel response that supports full-motion
digital video playback.
Versatile connectivity; one computer for all 3 display
panels, or one panel for up to 3 individual computers.
Gigantic workspace, minimal physical footprint
Single or multi-panel compatible operation
Optional TouchScreen functionality
Ultra-high performance air duct and FreeFlow™ cooling
architecture.
Exceptional low-power consumption design.
Out-of-the-box setup with optionally bundled Professional
Graphics Adapters
Absolutely stunning, sleek design, under 2.5″ thin
Visit the site and see for yourselves. There is so much information there, I can’t even wrap my head around it. Story VIA Electrobeans.
