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I'd love to put project plans and day-to-day requirements and lists, as well as status reports on the wall of my office without requiring a projector or TV. Thi
by Mandatum 12y ago
I'd love to put project plans and day-to-day requirements and lists, as well as status reports on the wall of my office without requiring a projector or TV. This sounds like it might be a viable option for the aesthetically inclined office!
Can't wait to see pricing and release dates..
- DiabloD3 12y agoYeah, I'd love to get a whiteboard made out of it that has some sort of touch detection or Wacom-esque pen action. I was considering on buying a $300 40+" TV[1] on black friday and using one of those visual detection systems, but I decided not to. [1]Visual quality is very bad, but if it just displays text all the time, how bad can it really be?
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- vegabook 12y agoI personally have been literally dreaming of the cheap, huge, high resolution whiteboard, where I can take vast amounts of data (in my case financial) and spread them all over the thing, then annotate as desired. Already I use 2x4k screens to max the amount of graphical grid data I can display simultaneously in chart form. The challenge is to use algorithms to find the interesting bits of the data and highlight them (in my experience, large data sets are usually 99% boring - you're looking for the 1% gems). Still even if the vast amount of data are boring, being able to jump to any piece of it without interruption from any interaction, scrolling, or queries, just a flick of the eye - which large display surfaces enable - is actually hugely valuable for understanding a global big data system. No pause to control an interface - just look, possibly even walk, around a huge wall size version of this.
- bane 12y agoYeah, I deal with a handful of compute clusters and just having a status board up with running processes on each is super useful.