Tuesday, December 7th 2010
NEC Readies 30-inch MultiSync IPS Monitor
NEC is readying a new addition to its MultiSync IPS monitor series, the PA301W. This 30-inch monitor sports a native resolution of 2560 x 1600, and is best suited for graphics professional use, as it features a 10-bit IPS panel, built-in 14-bit LUT, 107% Adobe RGB coverage, 1000:1 static contrast ratio, and 6 ms response time. It features standard CCFL-illumination with 350 cd/m² brightness. Backed by a 3-year warranty, the MultiSync PA301W is expected to cost €2259.
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10 Comments on NEC Readies 30-inch MultiSync IPS Monitor
I was hoping for another option other than the dell Ultrasharp U3011 as far as 30" IPS monitors go but with a direct currency conversion it works out as £1915 and the U3011 is £1220 so really there would have to be something awesome about it to want to pay an extra £715 than the other widely available 2560x1600 30" IPS monitor.
I would love to have 3 30" 2560x1600 monitors in eyefinity/nvsurround but £3660 to £5745 on screens alone seams kinda crazy to me when what I'm using now (3 22" 1680x1050) cost £330, i know low res and size and not IPS but still for those prices i could get 30 to 50 22" monitors..... hmm i wonder if 4 6970's could power 24 1680c1050 screens :roll:
I understand these kind of IPS screens are aimed at professional usage but I'm sure everyone here would jump at the chance to have a kinda cheap 2560x1600 IPS panel in front of them right now... well excluding everyone with a low end GPU :laugh:
qubit breaks out his credit card, which starts to smoke in fear. Actually spending on it would cause it to burst into flames.