[DrNip]

EVGA keeps growing its visual-computing product lineup by the day, and has made its first major product in the PC display a reality. The InterView 1700 is a dual-panel display that holds two LCD panels side-by-side. The two panels are suspended on a central frame with joints that allow them to individually turn 180 degrees, and fold 90 degrees, so the viewer can customise the viewing experience. What's more, the frame itself bends 180 degrees.

Each panel is 17 inch widescreen LCD, with native resolution of 1440 x 900 pixels, response time of 8 m, and 500:1 static contrast ratio. The central frame holds a 1.3 megapixel web-cam built in. It takes input from dual-link DVI and HDMI. At US $650, the EVGA InterView 1700 is targeted at financial analysts, accountants, scientific installations, medical imaging, and other professionals.

SOURCE:
http://www.techpowerup.com/99415/EVG...l_Display.html

[Kal-EL]

kool, is it a single dual link dvi connector?

[ocgmj]

Nice, but I'll stick with my dual 22" for the work machine.

[Rogue210]

oh...i want one

[Gunslinger]

Would be really nice if they used slightly larger monitors, with a better resolution.

[tanka12345]

There's a video review over at HotHardware if you guys haven't seen.

http://hothardware.com/Articles/EVGA...System-Review/

Looks like a pretty fun set of monitors

[punx223]

ive used them it used a 2 dvi from a card... so it can run true dual display.

they are quite cool

[HITandRUN]

Originally Posted by Gunslinger

Would be really nice if they used slightly larger monitors, with a better resolution.

Yeah thats what I though!

[punx223]

Larger displays would have been less functional, as it is not designed for gamers, these were primarily designed for data sharing.... as you flip the panel 180 DEG the image will rotate to be right side up,

so you can imagine where businesses such as banks, credit unions, car salesman will all find it very useful VS turning your single display around to try to sho someone what your talking about