ATI Eyefinity - Left 4 Dead on a 175-inch Screen by VR-Zone.com

ATI Eyefinity - Left 4 Dead on a 175-inch Screen

Reported by Justin Chng on Saturday, September 12 2009 7:51 pm

AMD have featured their latest branding of VISION some time ago and now, they have in store Eyefinity. A demonstration was done to showcase the prowess of AMD's Multi display technology.

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ATI Eyefinity - Left 4 Dead on a 175-inch Screen

AMD have featured their latest branding of VISION some time ago and now, they have in store Eyefinity. A demonstration was done to showcase the prowess of AMD's Multi display technology.

Simply astounding, click on this link to check out the demonstration video. While you may think a multi-display of Google Earth is nothing great, how about a game demo of Left 4 Dead on a 175-inch display ?

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