March 7, 2011 - Totoku has selected Matrox Xenia Pro display controller boards to bundle with its next-generation medical LCD displays. The parts will be used on the MS53i2 and MS51i2 5MP displays.

Available under Totoku part number LVU3E1-M16, the Xenia Pro triple-monitor boards enable radiologists with an enhanced digital mammography platform to accurately interpret multiple high-resolution images across two Totoku 5MP monitors. They also manage a navigation console display.

Matrox Xenia Pro is also backwards-compatible and available for use with older Totoku models, including the ME551i2.

For more information: www.totoku.com


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