Project your digital realm in…
First-generation incandescent monitors.
The next frontier in digital Hi-Low tech
Regenerate digitally damaged sight
Improve memory retention
Alleviate photo-sensitivity
Exalt artistic creativity
Increase productivity
Enhance focus
Low-EMF
100% CRI
Crafted in Mexico
Can be solar-backlit when natural conditions and setup permits.
“Returning is how the Way progresses.”
– Tao Te Ching
Magnetic wood assemblage and precise intensity control.
The high-photonic fidelity way of the future
Light
“That which comes from the Light of Nature is of two species: The good one and the evil one.”
– Paracelsus (1493-1541) ⁰
Light is a source of insight and wonder, its one of the phenomena in the universe with the most depth and width in both its physical and metaphorical senes. Physically speaking visible light is the energy electro-magnetic spectrum that falls between the ultra-violet to the infra-red. Light transmits both energy and information, and it can be both a wave and a particle and its characteristics are defined by its source, and there are only two sources of visible light; incandescence and luminescence.
Light can be both a wave and a photon.
Precise CGI shape of a photon.
Light defines the source, and the source defines light.
Luminescent light can be found in rare natural phenomena.
Since the dawn of mankind we have mostly seen incandescent light sources.
The light from of the stars, the celestial bodies, thunder and fire light is of the incandescent nature. On the other hand luminescence is a kind of light we very rarely saw because luminescence occurs very rarely in nature, scarcely found natural phenomena like auroras, fireflies and deep sea creatures, but today we are surrounded by electro-luminescent light sources from semiconductors which illuminate most digital screens.
Incandescence is the primordial kind of light in the universe, it is born starting from the low-frequency side of the light spectrum, from infrared to ultraviolet through classical energy processes, such as when an element is heated until it glows, by increasingly rising frequency and energy states, naturally producing a complete light spectrum across a continuous wide-range of frequencies. Luminescence on the other hand is born from the high-frequency side of the visible spectrum, and by quantum-dynamics energy proceses, and by decreasing frequency and energy states.
The arrival of electric lightning in the 19th century was in the form of the electro-incandescent bulb, which was a continuation of the same kind of light we adapted to for millions of years, from the Sun and fire. The real change in lightning came by the arrival of electro-luminescent light, such as compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) and light emitting diodes (LED).
An analogy of this change would be akin to first using fire to cook and then using electric heating coils, in both cases energy is being transmitted from the outside to the inside, the direction is the same, but a microwave oven transmits energy from the inside out, cooking in the opposite direction, leading to a damage in nutrients and a second class cooking, and the only difference between the two methods is the energy direction of movement.
“The eye sees the present and the future.”
– Salvador Dali
Light and time are also intimately interwoven, and quantum mechanics and related processes have the capability to be time-symmetric, meaning that the direction of time is not necessarily one-way, like classical mechanics which are strictly from past to future. In quantum mechanics retro-causality is a possibility, a future event can influence the events that precede it, and the present can evolve in such a way that its attracted to a certain outcome determined by a future quantum condition.
“You will know them by their fruits”
– Jesus of Nazareth
Luminescent screens have an eyesight damage warning label.
“The medium is the message.”
– Marshall McLuhan
Electro-luminescent light is not all bad, it has many useful and indispensable applications and properties, but while is very useful for certain things, its falls short for others.
Because a screen is the interface between the digital realm and our biology, the backlight is the light medium by which information is conceived and conveyed, and so healthy and wholesome full spectrum incandescent light is of utmost importance, but is very underrated and seldom discussed.
Because routine exposure to luminescent light from screens damage the sight and can provoke optic cell degeneration through photochemical reactions,¹ leading ocular damage, ² and negatively interfering our pineal gland,³ which produces neuro-transmitting and neuro-protecting, anti-oxidant hormones such as melatonin, serotonin and pinoline.
“Think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”
– Nikola Tesla
Spectrum of incandescent bulb vs luminescent LED in Thz.
“Penetrating red light is possibly the fundamental anti-stress factor for all organisms.”
– Ray Peat
SpectrumView monitors are naturally rich in infrared frequencies and feature a continuos full-spectrum backlight, alleviating and regenerating optic cells through photo-biomodulation, reducing ocular tissue inflammation, releasing endorphins, and promoting the formation of new blood vessels, improving blood circulation to the brain, enhancing cognition and memory formation. ⁴
Applications
3000:1 contrast ratio at full 100% CRI makes it bar none for art-related endeavours.
A vibrant canvas for artistic expression with full color spectrum and custom white point calibration.
SpectrumView monitors are ideal for intensive tasks. (21.5″)
Online Darshan.
Offline Mandelbrot-set exploration.
Incandescent light fidelity for genuine astrophotography viewing.
SpectrumView incandescent monitors make possible completing the work that needs to be done a painless endeavour.
“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.”
– Henry David Thoreau
The Spectrum
SpectrumView monitor backlight vs incandescent bulb. (In nanometers)
White LED backlight vs AMOLED white backlight. (In nanometers)
White LED optical spectrum.
Sunlight optical spectrum.
Incandescent bulb optical spectrum.
Firelight optical spectrum.
The coloured triangle inside represents the light frequencies an ordinary luminescent monitor can display, the horseshoe area represents all the visible colours that we can see but that the monitor can’t display, SpectrumView monitors emit all wavelengths visible to the eye, providing a 100% Color Rendering Index (CRI).
Total observable color gamut from an ordinary luminescent backlit monitor vs SpectrumView monitor.
Luminescent monitor vs SpectrumView monitor.
Order
SpectrumView 15″
400USD
SpectrumView Pro 27″
750USD
❧ Shipping
Free shipping to North and Central America, Europe add $60, other countries inquire for price. Import fees may or may not (probably not) have to be payed ≈ $20
❧ Lead time
Handcrafted with precision and detail as first come first served, currently expanding but still shipping upon payment is about 2½-3 months, patience is humbly requested.
❧ Warranty
Proper functioning is promised for 3 years from the wood engraved TXID, and any money back will be at current USD/BTC rate.
❧ Special orders
If you would like to order a SpectrumView monitor without the lightbox just deposit 5/8 of the original price, plus shipping if necessary to your country, if you purchase a complete monitor in the same order you can get a SpectrumView monitor without the lightbox for only 1/2. If you would like a particular top (pediment) style, such as cardioid, flat, or curved, please write it in the note section when paying. If you would like it to be hardwood made, then add $150 for each order.
– Use at your own risk, for experimental purposes only. –
Technical specifications
Ports (varies depending on mode)
15″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 60Hz, HDMI, USB-C, 178° viewing angle, IPS panel, 8 bit per pixel, matte finish, 120/240V, 4) 25W light bulbs: 25-100W total available light output, 42x37x18cm, 5.8Kg. Portable and lightweight, about the size of a regular laptop screen, high density pixel screen makes it especially color-rich.
21.5″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (8) 25W light bulbs: 25-200W total available light output, 58x40x18cm, 6.5Kg. Good compact size and perfect for everyday use.
24″ 1920×1080 (FullHD), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (8) 25W light bulbs: 25-200W total available light output, 62x45x18cm 8.5Kg. A standard size and resolution monitor perfect for everyday use.
27″ 2560 x 1440 (2K), 100Hz, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (10) 25W light bulbs: 25-250W total available light output, 70x51x18cm 9.4Kg. Excellent resolution and proportions, suitable for power users, and artistic endeavours.
31.5″ 3840 x 2160 (4K), 75Hz, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 10 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (12) 25W light bulbs: 25-300W total available light output, 81x62x18cm 12.1Kg. Widest screen size, resolution and bit depth.
Inner workings
Incandescent pixels.
Old-world fabrication.
Digital-to-Analog conversion.
For genuinely golden photons.
“He was a lamp that burned and shined, and you were willing to rejoice in his Light.”
– John 5:35
SpectrumView monitors illuminate your pixels with analog incandescent light from behind, and have a magnetically attachable/detachable electro-incandescent lightbox to choose solar backlight when possible. SpectrumView monitors are made from first quality materials and components, designed to last for a lifetime, and works with most operating systems. The light bulbs used are the same size and category of approved and sold for household appliances such as ovens and fridges.
The new electro-incandescent lightbox models now feature brass heatsinks for better thermal dissipation and quieter operation.
The SpectrumView electro-incandescent lightbox can also be used as an excellent cured meat or fruit dehydrator when placed faced down and not in use, the infrared frequencies can be precisely controlled, with little interior heat due to a sophisticated circulating airflow design.
Genuine brass reflector, serviceable components.
Can work with both 120V or 240V at the flick of an inner switch without having to change all bulbs, its recommended to switch your operating system from dark to light mode for best results. It has 8-10 incandescent generic base Edison standard bulbs of 25w commonly used for ovens, with many replacement bulbs included. Thermally protected by low speed DC fans with genuine brass polished reflectors. Top quality liquid crystal display panels proven over time, bee-wax polished wood, ceramic sockets, and copper wiring, copper shielding available upon request. Strong copper mounts provide unmatched stability, and detachable for a compact transportation or to permanently hang it in front of a sunny window, genuine insect lac varnish handles yield a good tight grip.
Japanese style precision woodworking and detachable copper mounts.
Only incandescent bulbs to backlight your monitor for the whole day will electricity usage, but if used suring winter the thermal energy will be subtracted from your heating, and so it will not cost. However, it is recommended to get a solar specific monitor in the same order at half price if you have a sunny window without a mosquito net and with either direct or indirect sunlight. Having a solar backlit monitor means you need you to adapt to the light needs of the monitor, therefore rearranging your space will be necessary, placing curtains or palm mat around the perimeter of the monitor 3 feet around is also needed.
“And He created the jinn from a smokeless flame of fire”
– Surah 55:15
Incandescent light bulbs are very ecological because they are only made earth-abundant materials, such as glass and metal, they are the most sustainable bulbs to produce and to disposed, no rare earths, plastics, or mercury is used, and can also have lifespans of up to 100 years when properly made. Incandescence is the future for digital backlight technology because it makes screens a more hralthy wholesome digital interface, something indispensable in our age to transform our digital communications positively. Further research in thermophotovoltaics and nano-photonic incandescent bulbs will make possible incandescent backlight to be widely available in the future.
The progression of the screen.
“Use discernment but return to the source of light.”
– Tao Te Ching
