22 megapixel screen

[feppe]

Here's yet another step towards higher-resolution displays. There's no mention of pixel pitch, but I assume they're using off-the-shelf projectors for pretty standard results - the high megapixel count comes from using 28 projectors and the massive area!

via Geekbrief.tv

[RossMonad]

This hardware is technological advance but quality of this "screen" do not impress me much.

[Jeremy Payne]

This hardware is technological advance but quality of this "screen" do not impress me much.

Were you there in person to see it or are you speculating based on a off-angle compressed video on the internet?

[BernardLanguillier]

Here's yet another step towards higher-resolution displays. There's no mention of pixel pitch, but I assume they're using off-the-shelf projectors for pretty standard results - the high megapixel count comes from using 28 projectors and the massive area!

Interesting application, but the focus here is more on interface/human interaction than on absolute image quality.

They could have used much better full HD projectors had they had the cash and willingness.

The best projectors are now 8K, meaning 8000x4000 pixels or 32 megapixel with a single device.

Cheers,
Bernard

[RossMonad]

At least, they have to use the same calibration for all projectors. It is more about a new type of interaction not quality of projection.

[pedro.silva]

for a meager half million us-bucks, rite?
i know, you did say "had they had the cash and willingness"...
cheers,
pedro

...

They could have used much better full HD projectors had they had the cash and willingness.

The best projectors are now 8K, meaning 8000x4000 pixels or 32 megapixel with a single device.

Cheers,
Bernard