shoot… i only have 68

Posted at 6:23 pm on Nov 23rd, 2008 by deoryp

now remove the bezels :D

Posted at 6:27 pm on Nov 23rd, 2008 by pascal

now wouldnt stringing multiple projectors together (like jonny lee’s hack?) produce a more seamless and impressive image?

Posted at 7:03 pm on Nov 23rd, 2008 by browncardboard

5-upy…

Seriously, good money plowed into some harebrained scheme of dubious scholarship.

Posted at 7:28 pm on Nov 23rd, 2008 by J-L Prickhard

All that work and they kept the frames on the monitors? They should’ve taken those off at least…

Posted at 7:38 pm on Nov 23rd, 2008 by Ryan

…epic isnt epic enough a workd

Posted at 2:34 am on Nov 24th, 2008 by kyle

*word

Posted at 2:34 am on Nov 24th, 2008 by kyle

@3- yes, it is more seamless (i have seen it done, it’s very cool looking, especially since the screens can rotate in and almost envelop you- see Anadarko Petroleum’s IDEA Lab : http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/stories/2002/01/14/newscolumn1.html gives some good background, i can’t find a pic.) The technology is rather impressive, including the price (it wasn’t done cheaply, let’s say), especially considering that they have IR-triggered electronic glasses for people to wear in order to make the screen 3D, I forget what the actual technology is called.

The problem that having projectors (and the thing I believe UT was trying to overcome) is the severely limited resolution that projectors can provide that monitors can.

Posted at 7:22 pm on Nov 24th, 2008 by ttrickyy