PanoWalls with so much resolution that all the old paradigms drop away. It's a whole new way to see more, understand better and decide quicker!

Panoram's new PixelBlaster™ Series of PanoWalls are based on a bold new projection technology that puts more pixels on the screen for less money than has ever been possible. Imagine a high-brightness, low maintenance visualization system with 8.3 million pixels of resolution. That is what you can get with the new Panoram PixelBlaster™ Series.

Like all PanoWall systems, the core PixelBlaster™ solution is a fully engineered, feature rich, user friendly, multi-input, multi-platform system. It features user configurable show modes and mode snapshots. It accommodates 12 or more* sources including full 8 MPixel resolution workstations, laptops, HDTV, video, and more. It has the ability to show 4 or more* separate SXGA+ sources in full resolution at once.

The core system comes ready for 12 sources with up to 4 on the screen at once. More inputs and more tiled sources can be added with optional modules

OPERATING MODES:
The system will operate in a series of modes that include

MODE 1: FULL NATIVE
Full screen native (3840 X 2160) is available from the HP xw9300 workstation configured in either Linux or Windows with dual NVIDIA PCIe high performance graphics.





MODE 2: WIDESCREEN IMMERSIVE
Widescreen resolution (3840 X 1080) is available from the HP xw9300 workstation configured in either Linux or Windows with dual NVIDIA PCIe high performance graphics as well.









MODE 3: SCALED
Full screen ../images are also available from lower resolution sources that are scaled up to the projector resolution by the system. The projector will maintain the aspect ratio of the source blanking the non relevant areas on the left and right while filling the image top to bottom.







MODE 4: SPLIT SCREENS
Several split screen modes are available with up to 4 sources arrayed onto the display. The system is so powerful that it can display up to 4 SXGA+ (1440 X 1050) sources at full native resolution at once. Alternately each source can have its own resolution and frame rate.




MODE 5: Commander (optional)
With the optional Commander Processor, the system is capable of presenting and tiling a variety of sources onto the display surface. This is an ideal configuration for command and control walls with the PixelBlaster providing enough resolution to present a large number of information sources at once - all at native resolution without compromising the visible data through down-scaling interpolation.