CineMassive launches 27 million pixel OmegaPlex display

by Parm Mann on 24 October 2008, 12:22

Tags: OmegaPlex, CineMassive

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For the presumably-small number of users looking to spend over $10,000 for more desktop real estate, take a look at CineMassive's OmegaPlex.

This 27.6 million pixel display wall takes twelve 24in full-HD panels and stitches them together - with a useful 30 degree curve, mind you - to provide a total resolution of 7,680 x 3,600 pixels. Your desktop wallpapers will never have looked so good.

The OmegaPlex is claimed to be the final word in multi-monitor displays, and it can be yours for $12,995. It's backed by a three-year warranty, and CineMassive guarantees no dead pixels. Should you run into any erroneous pixels, you'll get a swift replacement panel.

It's the ultimate piece of show-off kit, but is it any good in practise? CineMassive's official specification tells us that each panel is of the lesser TN variety, the contrast ratio is an average 1.500:1, and a response time of 6ms won't please the gaming enthusiast. For the $13k asking price, we'd be asking for more. Not to mention that you'll need twelve DVI outputs to power the thing. Check out a demo video below.

Official product page: CineMassiveDisplays.com



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you would need one hell of a system to power that
yes alot, depends on power consumption on them though so either 50w or 100w,more then the pc!
Its not really good since all i se is the frames, on 2/3 display setups its ok because your not normally gaming but if they expect people to game on that, then wtf.

I guess it could be worth £7k but it still isnt great screens.
try running crysis on that screen lol.
Do they actually have a market for this?
lodore
try running crysis on that screen lol.

You probably could, the pixels would have to be the size of a 50p piece though :P