GE Healthcare's IT division in Germany is recommending Xenia Series display controller boards from Matrox Graphics of Montreal for GE Centricity RIS/PACS workstations.
GE, based in Chalfont St. Giles, U.K., chose the boards, in part, because Matrox Xenia Series' "triple-digital" display support includes forward and backward compatibility with a broad range of display brands, resolutions, and formats, and fits with GE's standards-based radiology workstations, according to Matrox.
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