$36,000 Display Packs Quad-HD Resolution Into 36″ Frame.

$36,000 Display Packs Quad-HD Resolution Into 36″ Frame.

Display manufacturers constantly trade insults with one another who has the biggest, clearest, brightest display. Though we’re pretty sure the 36″ Eizo Nanao DuraVision FDH3601 has one thing all other competitors can’t claim — quad-HD resolution (4,096×2,160). Other notable mentions include an LED backlight, 700cd/m2 brightness, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, two DVI-D ports and DisplayPorts (HDCP) (each), and an “EcoView Sense sensor” that...

Samsung Announces Transparent 22″ Monitor Mass Production Has Begun.

Samsung Announces Transparent 22″ Monitor Mass Production Has Begun.

If you’re in the market for a futuristic transparent computer monitor, Samsung has two models that may tickle your fancy. The two models come in at 22″ and share a 1680 x 1050 resolution, with the only main difference being one monitor does black & white while the other displays full color. Contrast ratio (500:1) may seem low at first until you consider ambient light is the only backlight to be had. Besides the new age lighting, the two Samsung monitors...

Apple’s 27″ Cinema display now available.

Apple’s 27″ Cinema display now available.

If 24″ of screen real estate is awesome, then 27″ is even bigger. Hey, more is better. Right? In most cases I’d say yes, especially this case. Get your IPS powered, 2560 x 1440 worth of pixels for $999 today. [Product...

Dual-screen iPad games: Very cool, but not cost effective.

Dual-screen iPad games: Very cool, but not cost effective.

If you would have taken a large survey when the iPhone first had the ability to run native games, I doubt very many people would have put their money on the iPhone platform gaining any real gaming traction. Fast forward two years however and look where things have taken us. Toss in Apple’s latest creation, the iPad, and we see another “rebirth” of mobile gaming. On that note, one iPad is pretty damn nice with a native iPad game. But two — even...

Arizona University takes nanny state to the next level, stuffing RFID tracking chips in student ID’s.

Arizona University takes nanny state to the next level, stuffing RFID tracking chips in student ID’s.

Anyone who is “afraid” or not into technology will usually point out their distain for being watched, monitored, or snooped on. It’s a valid argument. Though one that I tend to look past as gadgets of all shapes, sizes, and colors yank my attention faster than – It seems the current trend in nanny state movements is that of hidden (and sometimes not so hidden) cameras. Under the guise of security, the last several years have seen copious amounts...

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