Display controller board provider Matrox Graphics of Montreal has inked a support agreement with Three Palm Software of Los Gatos, CA, that will integrate Matrox's Xenia Pro display controller boards with Three Palm's WorkstationOne breast imaging workstation, the two firms said.
Three Palm's WorkstationOne version 1.4.5 is hardware-neutral, which will allow Three Palm to fully support Matrox's Xenia Pro display controller boards and give customers the ability to assemble a single board for a three-monitor mammography workstation, allowing for more flexibility in the selection of the hosting computer.
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