BOLDscreen 32 UHD LCD Display for MRI

• Ultra High Definition 32" 3840x2160 LCD display
• Wide color gamut LED backlight and high-bandwidth HDMI 2.0
• DisplayPort 1.4 and USB Type-C interfaces
• New slim, unibody
• Easy to install in all MRI environments and compatible with any video source
• For fMRI, iMRI, MRI, or any other in-room application
• Deterministic timing, integrated calibration and, of course, no interference with the scanner, even when positioned right at the exit of the bore

No RF noise, and no reduction in SNR.

• No observed effect on functional and structural MRI scans, even when located at directly at the exit of scanner bore
• No interference effect on its stunning displayed image whilst scanning, no matter the sequence you want to run
• Suitable for all in-room applications including fMRI, MRI guided therapies and MRI entertainment
• Can be positioned anywhere inside the MRI room, no matter the field strength.
• Existing sites using BOLDscreen monitors at 0.5T, 1.5T, 3T, 4T and 7T

It's all in the layers. As few as possible.

• Design stripped back to eliminate weight, improve picture quality, and deliver a modern display aesthetic
• Utilizes a rigid unibody construction and the latest optical bonding techniques
• Tips the scales at under 10 kg, almost half the mass of the original BOLDscreen 32 HD
• Maintains exceptional EMI performance
• Class-leading technical features

Introducing the new AVI Hub

In a busy MRI center everyone needs something different to appear on the display. We have engineered a compact audio-visual hub that makes it simple to connect multiple sources, switch between them at the touch of a button, and controls the two way data streams flowing through the BOLDscreen 32 UHD display.

Simply fully loaded. We've thought of everything you will need for a multi-input video matrix that needs to support fMRI stimulus delivery, entertainment, and real-time video processing for interventional applications. The BOLDscreen AVI Hub is a compact, discrete, single box solution that won't take over the MRI technologist desk.