If you think that there’s nothing new to become reality when it comes to the monitors we’re all accustomed to, don’t mind if I tell you that you are so very wrong. And do you know why? Well, because there will always be something to be invented. It doesn’t matter if people think otherwise, because others will show them they were wrong.




And it’s not a bad thing, not at all. On the contrary. Take this new NEC monitor for example. Look at it for a couple of minutes and tell me what you think. Tell me if it doesn’t give a feeling of innovation, of new, of “I haven’t seen anything like this before”. It’s understandable. This is different, due to the curvy look of the monitor, which makes it different from other monitors we’ve seen up until now.



If you were trying to imagine the monitor of the future, then here is a helping hand. The CRV43 comes with a 43-inch display, a resolution of 2880 x 900, while the aspect ratio is of 32:10. In addition, it has a color depth of 12-bit, compared to regular monitors, that have a color depth of no more than 8-bit. Other features include a contrast ratio of 10,000:1, a HDMI, single link DVI and USB connections.

According to the manufacturer, the CRV43 monitor is equipped with “four panels seamlessly blended” which made possible the adaptation of the DLP technology.

If you already think that the new NEC monitor is perfect, I advise you not to rush into conclusions, becaue its price might come as a bomb: $8,000. Yeah, exactly what I thought. I don’t want to be the “I told you so!” type of person, but… I told you sooo!

(Source: Coolest-Gadgets)