I'm not sure if this is the right term for it.  Searching with that term did
not find what I was looking for.  I have seen them, but at lower resolutions
than what I am hunting for right now.

What I want to do is have 4 separate computers displayed simultaneously on a
single large LCD monitor, in a 2x2 grid.  For a 1920x1200 monitor, that would
mean each computer can operate at 960x600 to get a 1-for-1 pixel display in
its portion (otherwise it would have to be scaled).  For a 2560x1600 monitor,
that would be 1280x800 each.  For 1600x1200 that would be 800x600 each.

Have these kinds of things disappeared already?

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On May 14, 5:32 am, phil-news-nos...@ipal.net wrote:

Try "compositor". SGI appears to still sell one,
and that's what the final video box was called in
hp's Scalable Visualization product. I no longer recall
who hp got theirs from.

Crafting a search to avoid other forms of
compostion can be tricky.

Matrox might be worth a look (and I didn't).

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