Late last month Matrox started shipping the Digital (Read DVI) versions of their TripleHead2Go product. Normally I’m not a fan of a product that simply spans one image across multiple displays, productivity better gained with multiple separate desktops, but the effect of a larger monitor cannot be ignored. But the Digital version of this product offer something new and useful. The ability to compensate for the bezel gap called Monitor Bezel Management. The feature can be activated/Deactivated with a hotkey, and the gap is customizable. The pictures really speak for themselves, pay attention to the words that are cut off in the top left part of the screen, and the stripe on the pavement in the lower left.
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Benefits of Monitor Bezel Management: Real life simulation
Matrox TripleHead2Go’s Monitor Bezel Management technology is an exclusive software feature with the TripleHead2Go Digital Edition that effectively “hides” part of the image behind the bezel of your monitor, and creates the effect of a continuous image-bringing a new realism to gaming in particular to simulation-type video games. By selecting this option through the Matrox PowerDesk SE3 interface, race simmers for example, can see the race track with the race track lines fully aligned from the base leg without the monitor bezels hindering their view, and allowing them to have a “real-life” racing experience.
Matrox is running a contest where you can enter to win one, but fail to specify when the contest expires…