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NEC Display Solutions of America, a leading stand-alone provider of commercial LCD displays and projectors, today announced the 43” NEC CRV43 ultra-widescreen specialty desktop display, designed for use in applications such as professional graphics, higher education, government, financial, command & control and home office.
The NEC CRV43 curved display can be seen at InfoComm 09 (Peerless Booth No. 5441) on June 17-19 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.
The unique NEC CRV43 curved display provides a much wider field of view and greater dynamic range with its double WGXA resolution (32:10 aspect ratio). The user’s taskbar is extended natively and setup is made easy to configure with one input. These features make it an ideal solution for simulation, digital imaging and command & control.
“The NEC CRV43 curved display provides an excitingly immersive viewing experience for any type of user,” said Keith Yanke, Director of Product Marketing for NEC Display Solutions. “Its lightning-fast response time coupled with its seamless curved screen provides enhanced comfort, decreased frustration and increased productivity. The monitor eliminates the bezel and screen gap issues that have complicated users’ work environment for years.”
The NEC CRV43 curved display includes the following features:
- Seamless curved screen, which eliminates bezel and screen gap issues for increased productivity and decreased frustration (according to Center for Human-Computer Interaction – Shupp et al, presented at Graphics Interface 2006)
- 2880 x 900 double WXGA native resolution
- 200 cd/m² brightness
- 0.02ms Rapid Response
- 10,000:1 contrast ratio
- Wide color gamut with 100% coverage of sRGB and 99.3% coverage of Adobe RGB
- Single link DVI-D and HDMI 1.3 input connectors
- USB 2.0 connectivity for easy use of peripherals
- Front panel controls
- On Screen Display (OSD®) and software-based GUI, which enables advanced display control options
The NEC CRV43 curved display is backed by a 3-year parts and labor warranty including the backlight and will be available for July 2009 shipment with estimated street price of $7,999.
I want one, anyone care to lend me their American Express.
Can’t wait for the screen hacks to start hitting for games. Couple this with Asus Mars 295 and I’ll be very happy. (I’ll be broke, and starving, but by god I’ll be happy!)
Ya I dunno – What do you think would be better? A projector screen which for the same price could do some sweet 1080p with great colours and you wind up with bigger than life action? Or this baby, which literally surrounds your while gaming, fully immersive – That is a tough choice!
I think people that have one of these puppies already has a projector…lol.
Vertical resolution doesn’t even reach 1080 pixels.
I like that they are developing this, but, putting 2 x (1440 x 900) = 2880 x 900 beside each other leaves an inadequate vertical (as others have noted). It might be more useful if they went with 2 x (1600 x 1200) = 3200 x 1200 (8:3 instead of 16:5); in a few years, if they can make it affordable.
imho.