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Software provides dual-monitor viewing solution.
August 17, 2004 - Running under Windows 2000/XP, MaxiVista® turns any existing desktop, laptop, or tablet secondary PC into additional display for primary PC. Its virtual graphics adapter fakes primary PC into believing that additional monitor display is installed. Screen content of extra display is transmitted to secondary PC via network connection and displayed by MaxiVista viewer program. Software provides lossless image quality without adding much to CPU or network load.
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Release date: August 16, 2004
30 Inch PC Display for Less Than 50 Dollars
MaxiVista® provides new purpose for old laptop computers
Bartels Media announces the release of the Windows software MaxiVista which saves PC users from buying expensive hardware monitors and graphic adapters.
MaxiVista allows using any secondary PC as an additional display of a primary PC.
Low-cost Dual Monitor Solution
PC users have a natural demand for maximum screen real-estate, and may be interested in obtaining additional monitors to increase their desktop real estate. Instead of purchasing expensive gear, MaxiVista users do not require pricey dualhead graphic cards and hardware monitors. MaxiVista turns any existing desktop, laptop or tablet secondary PC into a dual Monitor in a snap.
No additional hardware required
MaxiVista includes a virtual graphics adapter which fakes the primary PC into believing that there is an additional monitor display installed. The screen content of this extra display is transmitted to the secondary PC via a standard network connection and displayed by the MaxiVista viewer program.
Thanks to the patent pending driver and compression technology, MaxiVista provides a lossless image quality at high screen refresh-rates without creating much CPU or network load.
MaxiVista is available at www.maxivista.com for US$ 49.95 in English and Spanish. You can download a free trial version from the same web address. MaxiVista runs under Windows 2000/XP.
About Bartles Media
Bartels Media is a leading provider of innovative but easy-to-use utility software. Profitable since its founding in 1996, the company attributes its success to one fundamental design principal: Keep it simple. In 1996, Bartels Media introduced Virtual CD, the world-wide first CD Emulator software with more than 2 million copies sold, and it is considered as the "best in class" from its very first version.
Further information and images
http://press.maxivista.com
Contact:
Bartels Media • press@maxivista.com • Im Treff 20 • 54296 Trier • Germany • Tel +49(0)651-9991950Company Information: Name: Bartels Media Address: Im Treff 20 City: Trier ZIP: 54296 Country: Germany Phone: +49 (651) 999 19-50 FAX: +49 (651) 999 19-51 http://www.bartelsmedia.com
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