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A prototype 28-in.-diagonal desktop data monitor capable of displaying 2048 × 2048- pixel images has been designed, built, and evaluated. The monitor uses optical projection technology. A reflective, crystalline silicon active-matrix light valve using liquid crystal electro-optics and a digital electronic interface architecture is described. This rear- projection monitor has four million resolvable pixels, uses three light valves to achieve color, has a low-gain surface diffuser screen, and functions as a fully interactive, color personal computer monitor with motion video capability. The monitor is 20 in. deep.
Liat Ein-Dor, Y. Goldschmidt, et al.
IBM J. Res. Dev
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