EVGA Announces a Rotatable Dual LCD System

The InterView system features two rotatable super-thin high resolution 17-inch TFT LCD displays supported by one desktop stand. It features a 1440 x 900 screen resolution and the screens can rotate 180 degrees on a horizontal axis, inverting the onscreen image to be right-side up to viewers on either side of the desk. The screens can also fold 90 degrees from completely closed to full width apart.

The InterView comes with a built-in webcam and microphone allowing users to add and view more participants through video conferencing. The base features three USB ports and convenient controls for monitor settings, mic, power and DMS connections.

Not sure when this will be released but it does have a MSRP of $649.99.

Press Release –

EVGA Introduces InterView Dual-Display

EVGA Interview Display is Redefining Today's Face to Face Business Interaction

BREA, California – EVGA Corporation, the leading-edge graphics cards and motherboard manufacturer, has announced the availability of the InterView, with two rotatable super-thin high resolution 17" TFT LCD displays supported by one desktop stand. Designed for business presentations, researchers, physicians, financial consultants or creative professionals, the 1440 x 900 resolution screens provide plenty of space and individual video quality adjustments for even the most sensitive image viewing conditions.

The InterView screens rotate 180 degrees on a horizontal axis, inverting the onscreen image to be right-side up to viewers on either side of the desk. The screens also fold 90 degrees from completely closed to full width apart, accommodating any workspace while providing the convenience and increased productivity that working with multiple screens offers. Dual keyboard and mouse control make it easy for viewers to take turns manipulating data and images while the other viewer sees it from their side. The Interview comes with a built-in webcam and microphone allowing users to add and view more participants through video conferencing. The base features three USB ports and convenient controls for monitor settings, mic, power and DMS connections.

Graphics and multimedia analyst, Dr. Jon Peddie of Jon Peddie Research did a multi-monitor usage study and found that productivity increased up to 50 percent or more when using multiple displays. "EVGA now enables in a single system what used to be called a 'partners' desk, traditionally facilitating teamwork between two executives while facing each other. Users can rotate one of the Interview's panels over and both can see the same thing. Doctors can use it in a patient-doctor relationship for reviewing X-rays with patients, teachers can use it for one-on-one tutoring, engineers can use it where they want to have a collaborative discussion on a design...and you can use it yourself for having more screen real estate because the more you can see - the more you can do."

"We found the need to improve today's face to face interaction in all business environments, and that is why we spent so much effort to develop the InterView," said Andrew Han, president of EVGA Corporation. "EVGA's unique, patented design for the InterView, using two rotating displays will redefine business interaction around the world."

The EVGA InterView dual-display is covered by numerous global patents.