EVGA Releases Innovative Dual-Display Monitor

EVGAInterView.jpg

Now this is a hard-working monitor. EVGA has just introduced the InterView 1700, a dual-display that lets you do more. The InterView offers two 17-inch flat screen, each with a 1440×900 pixel resolution. They’re both attached to a single center stand that contains a 1.3megapixel webcam. The base includes the monitor controls, as well as three USB 2.0 ports.

Here’s where it gets fun: the displays can each swivel vertically, so you can view both from a comfortable angle, or arrange one for a friend to view. The monitors can run in clone mode, where both screens show the same thing, or span mode (pictured), where they produce one continuous desktop.

But there’s more: the screens can also swivel vertically, so you can show your work to someone sitting on the other side of your desk. The image automatically rotates when a screen is flipped. Two people sharing a desk area can each use one of the screens, thereby saving space.

It’s a beautifully versatile system, easy to configure as needed. The company is pitching it to business users, but I’m betting plenty of home users will also want one. The InterView 1700 is available from the company for $649.99.

No Responses to “EVGA Releases Innovative Dual-Display Monitor”

Post a Comment