[Suhit Gupta]

For those of you that feel that a 21" (or even a 33") monitor is not enough, welcome to the grand-daddy of them all. Go-l.com has introduces their new 92", 6400x1200, a whopping $17K, totally surrounding and totally awesome Grand Canyon monitor.



Oh, just in case you guys didn't know, my brithday is coming up soon, only in about 6 months or so, *hint* *hint*...

Suhit

[Suhit Gupta]

For those of you that feel that a 21" (or even a 33") monitor is not enough, welcome to the grand-daddy of them all. Go-l.com has introduces their new 92", 6400x1200, a whopping $17K, totally surrounding and totally awesome Grand Canyon monitor.



Oh, just in case you guys didn't know, my brithday is coming up soon, only in about 6 months or so, *hint* *hint*...

Suhit

[Janak Parekh]

Ahhh... Go-L. You should check out all of their products. I'll take one of each, please.

--janak

[Suhit Gupta]

Originally Posted by Janak Parekh

Ahhh... Go-L. You should check out all of their products. I'll take one of each, please.

Yaah, I agree. I mention that exact same thing in my next post - here . Now if only I were super-duper rich ;-).

Suhit

[Russell]

What in the world would you actually use some thing like this for? Wide wide wide screen movies? I mean I have seen two monitors being used at once, but how many people even have a desk that would fit a screen that big?

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by Russell

What in the world would you actually use some thing like this for? Wide wide wide screen movies? I mean I have seen two monitors being used at once, but how many people even have a desk that would fit a screen that big?

Content creators, stockbrokers, programmers, etc -- those that have many different windows they need to work with -- have historically found multiple-screen environments useful. Now, I guess that the Go-L folks are just appealing to those with money to burn.

--janak

[Gary Sheynkman]

definatly...check out the system I put together in the other go-l thread


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