VisBlock(http://www.visbox.com/visblock.html) has displays without bezels (seams). They have a "wall" setup at Virginia Tech (http://infovis.cs.vt.edu/gigapixel/facility.html) .
If this point has been made, I apologize. A colleague of mine (CPA) in grad school were in a discussion regarding the use of wikipedia as a source and he made a very valid point. Most standardized methods for citing webpages require citing the "retrieval date" of the page. If one were to cite a wikipedia page and include the retrieval date, anyone wishing to check the source can easily view that particular page in it's form on the cited date. This is not a feature most websites offer. To this point, wikipedia offers a TYPE of credibility not afforded to many other online sources.
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you do on JetBlue ("most legroom in coach"). I've flown on their Airbus 320s numerous time using several different laptops with no problem.
VisBlock(http://www.visbox.com/visblock.html) has displays without bezels (seams). They have a "wall" setup at Virginia Tech (http://infovis.cs.vt.edu/gigapixel/facility.html) .
If this point has been made, I apologize. A colleague of mine (CPA) in grad school were in a discussion regarding the use of wikipedia as a source and he made a very valid point. Most standardized methods for citing webpages require citing the "retrieval date" of the page. If one were to cite a wikipedia page and include the retrieval date, anyone wishing to check the source can easily view that particular page in it's form on the cited date. This is not a feature most websites offer. To this point, wikipedia offers a TYPE of credibility not afforded to many other online sources.