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post #141 of 201
9/30/12 at 12:01pm
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I just wish it was CURVD.
That would actually be pretty cool.
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post #142 of 201
9/30/12 at 12:04pm
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It has more than 1080p.

Comparing it to 1080p would only be valid if it was priced similarly. However, given the fact that this is 29" and in their Ultrasharp line, most people are assuming that it will be priced more in line with the other 2560 models.
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9/30/12 at 12:36pm
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Comparing it to 1080p would only be valid if it was priced similarly. However, given the fact that this is 29" and in their Ultrasharp line, most people are assuming that it will be priced more in line with the other 2560 models.
I'd expect this one to be cheaper, otherwise there is no point for its existence.
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9/30/12 at 1:50pm
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I'd expect this one to be cheaper, otherwise there is no point for its existence.
Does not mean it will be !
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post #145 of 201
9/30/12 at 3:33pm
I'd love this for my office work with excel
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9/30/12 at 4:17pm
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I'd expect this one to be cheaper, otherwise there is no point for its existence.

Exactly. And there's a difference between cheaper and significantly cheaper. This monitor would have to cost no more than $500-$550 to be worth it to anyone. At $500:

- Graphics professionals would seriously consider it over a 24" monitor since the price isn't that much different. Any more and getting 1440p would be a no-brainer.
- Gamers would consider it over Korean monitors, for the no dead/bright pixel guarantee and the extra connections, if for nothing else
- Office users might consider it over certain dual or triple monitor setups depending on their work

At $600 they remove office users and gamers out of the equation, and at $650 graphics pros go too. They'd still have sales at those prices, but I don't think it'll be enough to keep the model afloat.
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post #147 of 201
10/1/12 at 9:54am

This will be significantly cheaper than most of that size...

 

 

If you understand HOW they make panels. A roll of 1080p cut every 24" or 27"  (or whatever the pythagorean comes out to be)...  so a normal 27" screen cut a few inches longer is very cheap to produce. Hence this monitor.

 

Completly different than using vastly more expensive meterial used in 1600p, etc..

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post #148 of 201
10/1/12 at 1:13pm
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This will be significantly cheaper than most of that size...


If you understand HOW they make panels. A roll of 1080p cut every 24" or 27"  (or whatever the pythagorean comes out to be)...  so a normal 27" screen cut a few inches longer is very cheap to produce. Hence this monitor.

Completly different than using vastly more expensive meterial used in 1600p, etc..

The higher costs don't come from "ease" of manufacturing. It's part materials cost and part simple statistics. When cutting a panel, the more pixels there are and the larger the screen area is, the higher the defect rate.

Let's say that a single master sheet can either be cut into twenty 24" panels or ten 30" panels. If there is only one dead pixel on each sheet, then the defect rate of 24" panels is 1/20, while the defect rate of 30" panels is 1/10.
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post #149 of 201
10/3/12 at 5:42pm
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Cropped 6000x1080 down to 2560x1080

I think I would get a monitor of this aspect ratio if ever made @ 120hz (ips or not)

Then probably put a 2560x1600 beside it anyways.

Things to consider:

2560/1080 = 2.370371
21/9 = 2.33333

1920/1080 = 1.777778
16/9 = 1.777778

so the pixels wont be the exact same h/w as a 16/9 monitor I believe (CAN SOMEONE CONFIRM?), so I believe it would be slightly shorter and slightly wider but by a barely measureable amount.
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post #150 of 201
10/5/12 at 6:31pm
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I never cared much for 1600P 30" since you are stuck with matte anti-glare and 60 Hz on all of them.
It's really not that bad at all.
1600p gaming is glorious.

And locking games at 60hz runs smooth, 120hz is cool ( I have a 24" 120hz) but IMO for gaming and overall usage my panel dwarfs it.
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