Two new MediaWall® 2900/1900 processors are fully real-time display wall systems for arrays of projectors, cubes or flat-panel displays. Unique among display wall processors, the MediaWall 2900 and 1900 are based on a custom, high-performance architecture rather than a PC, with faster updates, more display flexibility, robustness and security. Real-time display of inputs is guaranteed under all conditions, without dropped frames. The MediaWall 2900 processor can display up to eight graphic or HD video sources on up to 4 screens in a linear or 2x2 array. The MediaWall 1900 processor supports a 1x2 array. Images can be displayed anywhere, any size, within one or across multiple screens, in correct aspect ratio or stretched to fit, in whole or zoomed to emphasize details. Unlike other video/data multiviewers, the MediaWall processor has essentially no limits on display alternatives. The MediaWall 2900/1900 processors provide DVI, HDMI and RGB inputs for 8 windows. Graphic signals to 1920x1200 pixels and HD inputs to 2048x1080 pixels are supported. Control is via RS-232 or Ethernet. A browser-based control system provides a graphical user interface that incorporates a comprehensive set of controls for every aspect of the processor and display. The new processors offer 24/7 robustness. They come packaged in a compact 2U rack-mount enclosure with replaceable air filter. Most importantly, the MediaWall processor is a dedicated system, not a PC, providing the security and reliability of an embedded operating system with no disk drives. The video wall processors work with any tiled display, with adjustments to compensate for the bezel between panels or cubes, as well as overlapped outputs to support edge blending of projectors on a continuous screen. The MediaWall 2900 processor features 4 DVI single-link or optional 2 DVI dual-link outputs. The MediaWall 1900 processor provides 2 DVI single-link outputs. Output resolution can be adjusted for any display up to 1920x1200 pixels, HD to 2048x1080 pixels, and optional DVI dual-link output to 2560x1600 pixels. A full array of features includes dynamic window sizing and positioning, smooth zooming within images, custom borders, titling, HDCP programmable presets, clock and cursor control. Options include a redundant power supply and KVM control. The MediaWall 2900 and 1900 processors offer unbeatable value for mission-critical, real-t