Mviewtech Release Mp102-DVI with Edge-blending fuction

Hello all,
We release product of MP102-DVI with the edge-blending . Edge blending is a pure hardware design, without any delay. Users can play 1080P videos, play 3D games, does not affect any performance of graphics cards. We provide 0-511 overlap setting, user can adjust the gamma, p and alpha parameters. Using our products can link to two projectors resolution from 1024x768 60HZ to 2048x1200 60HZ, also supported part of the 3D projection, such as a resolution of 1024x768 120HZ, or 1280x800 120HZ.Part of the resolution need to customize.

input interface : one dual link DVI interface .maximum pixel clock 330Mhz
output interface: two DVI-I(can DVI and VGA simultaneously),maximum pixel clock 165Mhz
accessoriesne 1.5m Duallink DVI cable,one 5V/2A power supply(100-240V) AC ,one RS-232 cable
dimension:165mmx130mmx28mm
warranty:2 year limited warranty

the support resolution
Project resolution refresh(HZ) Overlap width
800x600 60/75 0-512

1024x768 60/75/120 0-512
1280x1024 60/75 0-512
1280x720 50/60 0-512
1280x800 60/75/120 0-512
1366x768 60 0-512
1400x1050 60/75 0-512
1600x1200 60 0-512
1920x1080 50/60 0-512
1920x1200 60 0-512
2048x1080 50/60 0-512
2048x1200 50/60 0-512


I place a video at http://v.ku6.com/show/yqByX01YbWFWKcLD.html
1. two Optoma 1080p projector
2. edge blending width 360 pixels
3.computer output resolution 3480x1080P
Best Regards
Mviewtech

Very interesting. Now if you could only add image warp: http://immersaview.com/technology/sol7

How much will this product be?

Hi,
the price is $1800 US dollar.user can buy at dhgate by the end of this month. Our product can support 3D(for 120HZ projectors) edge blending.

Best Regards!
Mviewtech

user can see this post:
http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/fo ... 65&t=18394

Best regards!
Mviewtech

Sorry, but I dont see any need for this product.
If I want multiple display outputs, I'd rather buy an ATI eyefinity for up to 6 displays/beamers, than spending 1800$ for a video splitter.
Do I miss something?

Just out of curiosity, what is your targeted market and what does your product do that cannot be achieved by other means?

For $1800 I can build a whole PC with dual VGA that will serve me snacks and wash the dishes, while playing a movie on 4 projectors. :

Hello All,
the product description.
http://www.mviewtech.com/en/product.asp?classid=74

This device don't a simple splitter,it has a edge blending function.
Edge blending works by having multiple projections overlap eachother slightly, which smooths out any misaligned images. To avoid the area of the overlap becoming too bright, the edge is darkened towards black to make a nice transition from one projection to the other. This all results in a slow mix between the two images, much less prone to be noticed by the viewer.
you can see this photo,
http://media3.dropshots.com/photos/4878 ... 175740.jpg

this device realize a seamless image/video/game from multiple projectors 。
it you use monitor ,you will see the board of monitor.
our target is people which use multi-projector to realize seamless image/video/game.

Best Regards!
Mviewtech

I understand that the edge-blending is the main feature and how it could be useful.

However, this feature doesn't justify the very high selling price in my opinion for number of reasons:

-You have to align projectors precisely so you don't have duplicate images in the overlapping area. If you can align the projected images this precisely, you can just align them edge-to-edge without overlapping, in which case edge-blending is not needed.

-The highest resolution standard for a movie is 1080p. Most of the projectors can display that without any problems. It would make no practical or financial sense to use 2 projectors to a play BluRay disc.

-So what is the application that makes use of multiple high resolution images? You guessed right, GAMES! Now, if you think about games, it won't be hard to realize that nobody is going use multiple projectors to display a 180° image of a cockpit on a straight wall. That leads to CXC's mention of image warp. For gaming application image warp is essential for curved and odd-shaped screens which your product cannot do.

With all that being said, the only way to make this product successful is to lower the cost, and lower it significantly. It has limited potential in most of the real world applications.
An other way would be to implement image warp, but that would make a new product. Being an E.E. I understand the difficulties behind image warp on a single image, leave alone adding image warp to two halves of a single image.

I think your product would be great if you had image warp along with edge blending, multiple projected images from a single or dual DVI connection. Your price for the unit still needs to match the price of the software adjusting image warp in order to make it worth, but that is just not going to happen when you have to manufacture, package and ship a physical hardware vs. an electronic copy or a 1c disk.

Regards,

Adam

Hello All,
we set up edge blending system with two projectors(Benq 670). I place some picture for testing by our company.
the overlap is 256 pixel.

[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/2010717173545935.jpg[/img600px]

[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/2010717173942745.jpg[/img600px]
pure black with black level compensation
[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/2010717174451588.jpg[/img600px]

[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/2010717174630725.jpg[/img600px]

[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/201071717508965.jpg[/img600px]

[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/2010717175218602.jpg[/img600px]

[img600px]http://www.mviewtech.com/Images/UpFile/201071717547344.jpg[/img600px]


Best Regards!
Mviewtech