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Samsung FPXD will have 3,072 x 3,072 resolution

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 29 Nov 2007 5:53 User comments (6)

Samsung FPXD will have 3,072 x 3,072 resolution Samsung has announced that they will be introducing a new display, a flat panel X-ray detector (FPXD) monitor that sports a resolution higher than anything seen commercially to date, at 3072 x 3072.
The display is intended for X-ray machines but the company says the uses extend beyond medical purposes. It can also be used in traditional CAT scan machines, building inspections and airport security systems.

Samsung "attaches photodiodes to a TFT substrate it produces using a proprietary amorphous silicon technology."

The device should be available worldwide in the first quarter of 2008.

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6 user comments

129.11.2007 19:37

Better stock up on migraine pills if you get this..

229.11.2007 20:05

im gettin this fo sho

330.11.2007 15:06

Will it fit in the head rests of my car?

430.11.2007 15:44
goodswipe
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Originally posted by sciascia:
Will it fit in the head rests of my car?
yea, for a few days until someone jacks it...

51.12.2007 19:53

just imagining play halo 3 on this makes my head hurt.

everybody would look like a dead pixel on a lcd at that reslution

Quote:
sciascia: Will it fit in the head rests of my car?
thats some car you got there the head rests would be about the size of a sofa stacked at like x3

621.12.2007 20:26

maybe a bit too much.

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