CineMassive MasterPlex 30D: Probably The Best Monitor In The World?
April 6th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
I have a dual monitor setup and I wish I had the space for a third as the second monitor makes it so easy to keep track of multiple items. However, if I ever win the lottery I’ll be getting in touch with Cinemassive Displays, who just contacted me about their massive CineMassive MasterPlex 30D. This monster display features over 11.3m pixels and combines a large format 30″ panel with 5 x 20.1″ Wings! All for a measly $7,499.
Key features include:
- Windows Vista, XP and Mac OSX Compatible
- Perfectly balances primary, secondary and tertiary tasks
- Primary Center panel offers ultra-premium 30″ workspace and 2560×1600 resolution
- Large 20.1″ perimeter LCD screens with 1600×1200 resolution
- Secondary wing panels optimized for web pages, documents, code, spreadsheets and palettes
- Tertiary top panels provide active monitoring of supporting and peripheral information
- Total Active Pixels: 7,942,000
- 178°(H) / 178°(V) viewing angle (all screens)
- Includes Exclusive CineMastery multi-monitor software
- 3-Year Warranty
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Comment by John Stoover on 16 March 2008:
Wow. Just wow. Man, I wish I had a monitor like that, but that’s the price of a used car! If you DO win the lottery, damn are you going to have all that you wanted (but if this happened when you were in high-school, you could have gotten the chick of the school.) I hope you win the lottery!
Comment by Josh Davis on 13 December 2007:
You’re much better off buying two Matrox Triple Head 2 Go boxes (which by the way will accelerate 3 displays as one). Then buy six $300 19″ monitors and plug everything in. Final cost is around 2,500 (6*300+500+SH) and you get Direct X and Open GL acceleration on the first 3 panel display. Use the second 3 panel display as above. Also total resolution is 3840×1024 * two… Not only more advanced but much better performing for half the cost. http://www.matrox.com/graphics/en/gxm/products/th2go/