CHILI implements hardware features of the Matrox Xenia Series

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
CHILI of Heidelberg, Germany, is tapping into several new hardware-based image processing functions using the features of the Xenia Series display controller boards from Matrox Graphics.

Matrox said its Xenia is the first native PCI Express single-slot board with all-digital, triple-monitor output and the flexibility to drive any display configuration. Xenia Series supports resolutions from under 1megapixel  up to 8 megapixel, with up to 1 GB of on-board memory, and features new technology to ensure optimum display calibration (via Matrox DLC and 8/10/13-bit gamma LUTs).

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