NVIDIA today released its new Quadro 2000D graphics card aimed at diagnostic medical workstations. It supports both 10 and 12 bit grayscale for up to 10 megapixels, packs a 1Gb frame buffer, 3D support, and DICOM monitor calibration functions, and will drive two monitors via DVI at a combined 2560×1600 resolution.
Putting all this together, this editor concludes that a radiologist can have a great time on break with his favorite first person shooter between analyzing patient images.
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NVIDIA’s New Quadro 2000D Professional Video Card for Medical Applications
March 14th, 2011 
Medgadget Editors Informatics, Radiology