If you need something bigger

Pjotter

WARNING: It is huge. If you have seen this, you will not be happy with what you've got now.

Have a look at this.

JoeMamma2000

Wow....a dream come true for those with ADD... :) :)

I think some professions have used stuff almost similar to this with multiple monitors for a long time. Like stock traders who need to monitor a ton of real-time info.

I don't know...seems more like a solution looking for a problem... :) :)

MarkIsSleepy

This will work perfectly in my evil lair... er... rec room. I meant rec room.

JoeMamma2000

I'm still scratching my head on this...

Who will need a matrix of 12 monitors? Geez, if you need on huge monitor just buy a 65" widescreen display or whatever. I don't get the multiple monitors on one computer. I can see 2 or 3 monitors if you're running multiple apps simultaneously. But usually people work on one project at a time. And yeah, you might have a rendering app and compositing app and modelling app running at the same time. But 12 monitors? Can Windows even handle 12 monitors?

DADA_universe

It's seems to be more for people working in broadcast where you have to monitor and edit from several feeds in real time. Outside of that the specs are not that spectacular. If it was that BIG, I would be expecting 128gb ram and maybe a million cores. But then, the price at $6,000+ is BIG. We must respect that.

TangoAlpha

It's the kind of thing you see on big gaming systems and cockpit simulators, where you want a wraparound experience, but without the expense and hassle of going to domes and projectors. Fair do's, although it's not really designed for "office" type use/apps.