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| IBM announces the world's highest-resolution flat-panel monitorIBM has announced the world's highest-resolution, flat-panel computer monitor — enabling photograph-quality imaging for business-critical tasks.The T220 has a screen that shows 12-times more detail than current monitors and makes IBM's monitors the industry's most comprehensive. It has 200 pixels an inch and more than 9 million pixels in total on its 22.2-inch screen. Applications for this technology are wide-ranging, encompassing any field that requires high resolution images -- medicine, weather forecasting, publishing, graphic design, banking, product development, satellite mapping and more. The T220 also can show several of the highest definition HDTV channels simultaneously. The new monitor is based on technology developed at IBM's Research Labs in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., and Yamato, Japan. The monitor features an active matrix liquid crystal display based on research that allowed the IBM team to use aluminum instead of molybdenum and tungsten, metals traditionally used in displays. "The T220 monitor will promote groundbreaking new applications," said Bob Artemenko, director - new market development, IBM Display Business Unit. "It enhances the exchange of all types of visual data between machine and the end user, making it possible to see levels of clarity and resolution in electronic images previously attained only in the highest resolution printed media." The new monitor will be available in limited quantities in days, with full scale production beginning in the third quarter. + Post comment/question/reply New IBM Chips to Drive Innovative, Lower-Power Internet Appliances computing applications, IBM is targetting its research and development efforts at still larger reductions in power consumption to support increased battery life in mobile, wireless devices. For exampl IBM world's first 10-terabyte performance benchmark IBM eServer IBM disk storage systems ignals a new milestone in enterprise data warehousing and demonstrates the extreme scalability and speed of a p690 cluster and TotalStorage systems running with DB2. TPC-H measures the performa Nokia and IBM collaborate on Digital Content delivery for Mobile devices y to introduce new revenue generating voice, text and Internet-based services to their customers faster, easier and at a lower cost. The Nokia Delivery Server is to be ported and made available for us AMD and IBM to jointly develop advanced Chip technologies Microprocessor performance power nt technologies into products, and helping reduce the time-to-market for customers.” The development will be supported by AMD and IBM engineers working together in IBM’s Semiconductor Research | News date: 20010627 Posted by: PC4D.com
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