projectors vs flat TV

[xlonglife]

And what a price £9750 + delivery + VAT

You can get a lot of projection going for that !

Steve

[BHawthorne]

What about this for Vista :
one dh2go connected to the graphics card and 2 dh2go connected to the first dh2go.

Won't work, because the TH2G and DH2G can only take a limited set of input resolutions. They also have max resolution limitations.

And what a price £9750 + delivery + VAT

You can get a lot of projection going for that !

Steve

My thoughts exactly. I'd spend 1/10th of that on a decent 1080p projector. that's an insaine price to pay for lack of lcd bezels.

[tasmanet]

No...

The problem is Microsoft and the major video card manufacturers are a bit short sighted when it comes to making multi-moniter setups just work how they theoretically should. This is no simple answer or piece of software that just fixes it.

This is what I meant

http://immersaview.com/sol7.html

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[BHawthorne]

B737 as indicated.
Projection TV have a terrible definition. I'm referring to Flat screen HD TV's
I have recently seen some 50" around $1000.

I've ran into a new way to get 4 LCDs hardware accelerated. I'm using 2 matrox DualHead2Go Digital and 4 24" LCDs. I then horizontal-span it all in Windows XP. This option isn't available in Windows Vista. This will allow you to use 4 1080p HDTVs and get full screen hardware acceleration. I can personally confirm below that this'll work:

[GSalden]

How are the framerates when doing this ?

Fs2004 should be possible with good framerates, but FSX with detailed scenery might be an issue.

The more screens the less framerates.
You would have to use a hight end pc.

[BHawthorne]

How are the framerates when doing this ?

Fs2004 should be possible with good framerates, but FSX with detailed scenery might be an issue.

The more screens the less framerates.
You would have to use a hight end pc.

Yes, it would require a top of the line CPU and a top of the line video card. This is all done through a single video card.