Eizo announces 56'' LCD monitor - RadiForce LS560W

Eizo is in July with a 56" LCD monitor on the market that images from up to 27 video sources can show. The RadiForce LS560W is particularly intended for applications in the medical sector.

The new 56 "screen from Eizo has a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. The screen according to the manufacturer primarily for the display of medical data, including as a dual monitor setup would make. Also meets the screen to various standards use in medical environments. The RadiForce LS560W has a horizontal and vertical viewing angle of 176 °, a contrast ratio of 1200:1 and a brightness of 450cd / m².

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Multiple sources simultaneously at the LS560W to show delivers the Eizo LMM with 56,800. This large manager can monitor a total of 27 video sources are connected, the images via two DVI cables to the 8-megapixel monitor is sent. The images can be used independently of the resolution at each position of the screen are placed. How much the 56" screen should cost is still unknown.

Good, I was waiting in a 36inch as my 30inch ACD monitor to think small
But 56inch .. Wow. I think the only resolution thick guard!
In japan they even sharpen UHDTV which LCD 7000x4000 (approximately) to cope.

So why not an LCD computer screen?

maybe because it will not meet all specifications in the medical field?
I believe there are strict rules for all.

This is not so much to do with strict rules, but that the software for the medical equipment is designed for a specific hardware / OS combination and simply does not work in a different combo than originally made.

if you just buy good PC parts and put together is also not easily broken and it is also stable. and still lower prices than Mac.
that comment is inappropriate or not sufficiently well founded.

Reliable?
Win98 is a very simple OS meanwhile little mistakes can have.
reliability is dependent on the hardware with win98.
I still have two win98 systems.
if they do not have internet, 100% secure.