The high-photonic-fidelity wave of the future
Illuminate your digital realm
in the ancient light
of the future.
The state-of-the-art
incandescent
monitor.
Alleviate photo-sensitivity
Regenerate sight
Augment
– memory retention –
– mental focus –
– creativity –
Universal connections with precise light intensity control and magnetical assemblage.
Full-spectrum, retro-illumination.
Translucently daylit like a vitral when setup and nature permits.
What is light
Light in itself is invisible, the only phenomena we can see is the source and its reflection. The sources of light are separated in two, by their photonic production mechanics into the classical incandescent based, and the quantum luminescent one.
A source of light can be known by the rainbow of its spectrum.
Incandescent light is produced from a glowing element that gained entropic energy, it is inherently broad and continuous spectrum, and produced through classical means, also known as black body radiation.
Luminescence in the other hand, is produced in the opposite way – by decreasing entropy levels, or making electrons drop from a higher to a lower energy state through quantum means, known as cold light.
The light emitted or reflected from the celestial bodies is from natural black body radiation.
The light coming from firelight and incandescent bulbs is from artificial black body radiation.
Light coming from deep sea fish and fireflies, atmospheric phenomena of auroras and will-o’-the-wisps, is from natural luminescence.
The arrival of the incandescent bulb, was a continuation of natural black body radiation light source, but now made with electricity. The real change in light sources happened with the arrival of the electric luminescent bulb, of mercury gas and phosphorus, and the luminescent light of semiconductors, which provided very useful and unique digital applications, plus lighting with low operational costs, but at the expense of other things.
The difference of the photon production between incandescence and luminescence would be akin fire to a microwave oven. Both mechanisms produce heat, same as both produce light, but the fire heats in a classical manner, from the outside to the inside, while the microwave oven heats in the opposite direction, from the inside to the outside. They both heat food, but the means to achieve it is by the opposite manner, and herein resides the crux of the matter of their photon producing difference.
The Alchemist Discovering Phosphorus.
Joseph Wright of Derby, oil on canvas, 1771.
“That which comes from the light of nature is of two species: The good one and the evil one.“
– Theophrastus Paracelsus ¹
Current ordinary monitor photons are made from solid-state electro-luminescence, governed by quantum means.
To understand semiconductor solid-state light, we need to also understand quantum mechanics, because the behavior of semiconductors is governed by quantum mechanics. Because at the fundamental level in semiconductors a quantum tunnel is formed, in which energy is able to go from one place to another overcoming barriers that should not overcome in classical mechanics.
Since the origin is different, the properties are inevitably different, regardless of how closely they are related to warmness in tone. Understanding this is crucial to develop better technology and to serve different purposes, as both kinds of light have their own unique applications, but also fall very short in others.
A SpectrumView monitor photons are natural and electro incandescent, with a broadband spectrum governed by classical means.
Both incandescent and luminescent sources have their unique applications, semiconductor light is able to transmit enormous amounts of digital information through its digital light waves, something very useful for our high-speed worldwide digital communications, and something impossible for incandescent light sources to do, because their thermal inertia prevents them from sending any digital signals through their light waves. However incandescence is the benchmark of colour amd photonic fidelity, its broad and analog spectrum is continuous without any gaps.
“Simplicity is the highest form of sophistication.”
– Leonardo Da Vinci
What is photonic-fidelity
Entropy of light = randomness of its photons.
Entropy is the amount of novelty in a signal, message or phenomena, it is the real measure of information, in a universal sense. Entropy in light is manifested in measurable ways like its photon phase, frequencies, polarization, reflection.
Analog signals are fractal and spiral continuous waves, while digital ones are synthesized as on/off bits of information. Both digital and analog signals have their unique and special applications.
Different sources of photons have different amounts of entropy of information in their light. Incandescent sources natural have very high-entropy since they are literally made of entropy, while luminescent sources naturally have low-entropy.
Solid-state luminescent light is very useful for our worldwide communications systems, and for very modern computers to experience a form of digital time dilation, from the massive amounts of digital information that can travel by this low-entropy light per second.
“Information without entropy is death”
– Claude Shannon
State-of-the-art SpectrumView incandescent monitors works for the other end, making possible to experience a form of analog time dilation from the massive amounts of high-entropy photons per second.
Semiconductor light emitting surfaces and photons have some of the lowest entropy in the universe.
Semiconductor luminescent photons are strongly phase-biased in their reflection.
Both incandescent and luminescent sources of light serve different purposes and have their unique use.
Electro-incandescent light emitting shapes and light have some of the highest entropy in the universe.
Incandescent photons are omni-reflectional because of their completely random phase.
Yet a good as luminescent light is for digital technology, by its ability transmit digital signals, and its low electricity usage, continuous exposure to this kind of light, especially from computer monitors, can harm the sight and provoke optic cell degeneration through photochemical reactions,¹ potentially leading to ocular damage, ² and also inhibiting the pineal gland, and its neuro-protecting hormones like serotonin, melatonin, dopamine and pinoline. Its also directly stimulated by light from our eyes so its also called “the third eye”.
SpectrumView monitor’s light is naturally infrared rich, regenerating optic cells through photo-biomodulation, and reduce ocular inflammation, alleviating photo sensitiveness and promoting the formation of blood vessels, also improving blood circulation to the brain enhancing cognitive function and memory retention. ⁵
“Penetrating red light is possibly the fundamental anti-stress factor for all organisms.”
– Ray Peat
Light in a computer monitor is the medium between our analog biology and the digital realm.
Light and time are also intimately interwoven and has been widely discussed in Einstein’s general relativity, Wheeler and Feynman further elaborated this light-time continuum for quantum mechanics, and introduced the concept of time-symmetry and retro-causal absorber entitites, in other words, in quantum mechanics the effect can precede the cause.
“The eye sees the present and the future.”
– Salvador Dali
“The Persistence of Memory.”
Salvador Dali, oil on canvas, 1931.
“The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory.”
Salvador Dali, oil on canvas, 1954.
“The medium is the message.”
– Marshall McLuhan
Inner workings
High photonic-fidelity
Incandescent pixels
Digital-to-Analog conversion
Genuine brass heat-sink reflecting plates and long-lasting serviceable components.
For a genuinely golden retro-ilumination.
“He was a lamp that burned and shined, and you were willing to rejoice in his light.”
– John 5:35
SpectrumView monitors enable you to illuminate your pixels with incandescent or custom light sources from behind, are made from prime quality materials and components, and work with most operating systems, made to last for a lifetime.
The Spectrum
“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.”
– Henry David Thoreau
Incandescence spectrum reigns supreme for the highest-photonic fidelity applications because of its continuous spectral band from start to finish with no gaps.
Luminescent spectrum falls very short at color fidelity because its fundamentally a superposition of a handful of frequencies, that may appear white or complete to our eyes but in reality there are real spectral voids where there is literally no light at those frequencies, this is one aspect that makes luminescence inherently a low spectral fidelity light source.
Sun light optical spectrum.
Electro-incandescent optical spectrum.
Candle light optical spectrum.
Electro-luminescent solid-state optical spectrum.
Ordinary phosphor based luminescent solid-state backlight spectrum vs a SpectrumView monitor electro-incandescent backlight spectrum, in wavelengths (nm).
Ordinary phosphor based solid-state backlight spectrum vs an “organic” solid-state backlight spectrum, this backlight has the lowest entropy of backlights at just 2.9 bits per photon.
Spectrum of incandescent bulb vs LED bulb in frequency (thz).
The triangle represents the light frequencies ordinary luminescent monitors can display, the outer horseshoe area represents all the visible colors that we can see but that these monitors can’t display, SpectrumView incandescent monitors emit all frequencies visible to the eye, providing a genuine full-spectrum of light frequencies.
Total observable color gamut from an ordinary luminescent backlit monitor and a electro-incandescent SpectrumView monitor.
Ordinary luminescent backlit monitor vs an electro-incandescent SpectrumView monitor gamut.
Ordinary luminescent backlit monitor vs an electro-incandescent SpectrumView monitor gamut.
Applications
“Light is the principal person in a painting.”
– Édouard Manet
The ideal analog/digital canvas for artistic creation featuring 100% color rendering index for high-fidelity chromatic vibrancy, with white point calibration. (Present 27″ model)
Natural-incandescence backlit is ideal for genuine photonic fidelity astrophotography viewing.
Also ideal for offline Mandelbrot-set exploration. (Present 15″ model)
Ideal for screen intensive tasks such as programming, audio-video editing, writing and data analysis. (Previous 21.5″ model)
Also ideal for online Darshan viewing.
Overall making possible completing the work that needs to be done a painless endeavor.
Order
The SpectrumView Mini. (Present 15″ model)
The SpectrumView Pro (Present 27″ model)
“To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”
– Buckminster Fuller
To North and Central America:
SpectrumView Mini 15″
9 Silver oz
SpectrumView Pro 27″
Solar/Electro-Incandescent
16 Silver oz
SpectrumView Starlore 27″
Solar-specific
10 Silver oz
To Europe and South America:
SpectrumView Mini 15″
10 Silver oz
SpectrumView Pro 27″
Solar/Electro-Incandescent
17 Silver oz
SpectrumView Starlore 27″
Solar-specific
11 Silver oz
To the rest of the world:
SpectrumView Mini 15″
13 Silver oz
SpectrumView Pro 27″
Solar/Electro-Incandescent
22 Silver oz
SpectrumView Starlore 27″
Solar-specific
14 Silver oz
🕰️ Lead time :
Monitors are hand-crafted with attention to detail and there is currently a waiting time of 1½ months to ship after placing order, patience is humbly requested. 🙏
🚢 Delivery :
First-class shipping service with tracking number provided from Mexico, safe arrival is guaranteed, import fees may or may not have to be payed.
❤️🩹 Warranty :
Proper functioning is promised for 3 years from the TXID in physical parts, any monetary refund for some exceptional reason will be at USD equivalent at time of transaction.
🪄 Special orders :
If you would like your monitor’s frame hand carved in a baroque style encrusted with mother of pearl, contact.
🤯 Disclaimer :
Use at your own risk, for experimental purposes only.
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Technical specifications
SpectrumView Mini 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, 5.8Kg. Portable and lightweight, about the size of a regular laptop screen, high pixel density makes it especially color rich.
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SpectrumView Pro 27″ Solar/Electro-Incandescent 2560 x 1440 (2K), 100Hz, 1ms response time, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, (10) 25W light bulbs, 70x51x18cm 9.4Kg. Excellent resolution and proportions, suitable for power users, and artistic endeavours.
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SpectrumView Starlore 27″ Solar-specific 2560 x 1440 (2K), 100Hz, 1ms response time, HDMI, VGA, DisplayPort, 178° viewing angle, VA panel, 8 bit per pixel, semi-glossy finish, external power supply, 120/240V, 70x51x5cm 6.8Kg. To use this model you need a window with direct or indirect sunlight, preferably without any shadow casting elements. Having a translucently-daily monitor means you need to adapt to the monitor so completely rearranging your space will most likely be necessary. And cover at least 1 meter around the perimeter of the monitor with a cloth or palm mat, otherwise it can’t work because your pupils will not being able to adjust properly to the intensity of light coming in, if any of this mentioned is not possible then this model will most likely not work for you, but you can still place your favorite desk lamp behind, although for heat dissipation doing this will void warranty.
The solar-specific Starlore.
(Previous 21.5″ model)
“She is the brightness of eternal light, and the unspotted mirror of the majesty of God, and the image of His goodness.”
– Wisdom 7:26 ⁶
27″ Ports (ports depends on model).
Traditional beewax varnished and polished wood body makes SpectrumView monitors the Rolls-Royce of monitors.
Japanese precision woodwork with thick frame and detachable strong copper stands with genuine lac varnished grips.
The new brass-heatsink models have better heat dissipation and have lower fan speeds.
SpectrumView monitors are built to last, with quality wood and components, thermally protected by sophisticated airflow cooling design, with genuine brass heat-sink reflectors and high quality low-speed fans, additional EMF shielding available upon request. Traditional bee-wax varnished polished wood body, copper wiring, and strong copper mounts, detachable for transportation or to suspend in front of a window for natural incandescence backlight. The incandescent light bulbs are standard Edison base, size and wattage approved for household appliances such as ovens, and are not banned since they are not for general space illumination. The lightbox is also an ideal cured meat and fruit dehydrator when placed faced down, with a soft continuously circulating airflow, and can be separately shipped as such as well. Everything can work with either 120V or 240V at the flick of an inner switch without having to change all bulbs, which means you can use 120V bulbs in a 240V country, twice as many replacement bulbs are included, which should last for many years if treated well.
Using only incandescent bulbs at full intensity for the whole day will increase your electric bill, but if used during winter the proportional thermal energy radiated will be subtracted from your heating bill, so cost will cancel out, and if natural lit during the summer and the day, the electricity usage will stay the same.
The incandescent light bulb is the most ecological electrical lamp that has ever been invented, because it is made of only 3 earth abundant and quickly biodegradable elements – metal, glass and vacuum. Its highly refined design polished over the centuries can have lifespans of up to 100 years. State of the art advancements in the fields of nanophotonics and thermophotovoltaics will make incandescent backlight more widely available in the future.
The progression of the screen (click right arrow).
“Returning is how The Way progresses.“
– Lao Tsu
