Monday, January 11th 2016

Dell Unveils a 30-inch Ultra HD Monitor with an OLED Panel

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btarunr
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The star attraction at Dell's CES booth was undoubtedly its stunning new 30-inch monitor, the Ultrasharp 30. Featuring an OLED (organic light-emitting diode) panel, which offers the darkest blacks, and the brightest whites to get you contrast no LCD panel can ever come close to; this monitor also puts out Ultra HD (3840 x 2160 pixels) resolution. Dell is asking US $5,000 for the Ultrasharp 30, which is reasonable, if you consider a similar spec'ed display from Sony going for $18,000. Dell plans to release the Ultrasharp 30 to the market by March 31, 2016.

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29 Comments on Dell Unveils a 30-inch Ultra HD Monitor with an OLED Panel

#1
robert3892
When mass production kicks in hopefully this type of monitor will become affordable in a year or 2
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#2
trog100
its a lot of money to pay for blacker blacks which is what it comes down to.. also the $5000 Dell seems cheap compared to the $18000 Sony version.. he he

not a technology for us lot i dont think.. now or in the near future.. :)

trog
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#3
hojnikb
I'M THROWING MY MONEY AT THE SCREEN AND NOTHING HAPPENS !!!!1
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#4
Octavean
Nice but for ~$5000 USD I would rather go with a cheaper LG 31MU97Z-B 31" IPS 4K (two Thunderbolt ports) monitor for ~$799 or maybe the Seiki Pro SM40UNP 40" AV which was on sale at Newegg the past week for ~$508 (has since gone back up to ~$699).

OLED would be nice but not ~$5000 nice IMO.
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#5
wickedcricket
OctaveanOLED would be nice for ~$500 IMO.
There, I fixed it for you buddy! :)
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#6
Octavean
wickedcricketThere, I fixed it for you buddy! :)
Yeah, if they knock off a zero then we are good!
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#7
RCoon
As far as I'm aware OLED is highly anticipated for replacing current automotive headlight technology. I wouldn't be surprised if OLED suddenly became a highly reasonably priced technology once uptake swells in various markets, perhaps the next IPS.
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#8
dj-electric
No mention of the 120Hz refresh rate?
:nutkick:
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#9
hardcore_gamer
Dj-ElectriCNo mention of the 120Hz refresh rate?
:nutkick:
Is it really 120Hz ?
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#11
Ferrum Master
I want it actually... so badly. My eyes would thank me. But I would like a 32inch 4K...

Ultimate contrast, crazy speed, and low power... mates... welcome to the year 2016.
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#12
Sasqui
robert3892When mass production kicks in hopefully this type of monitor will become affordable in a year or 2
It will be come mainstream in about that timeframe, say's my crystal ball (I've followed OLED for about 8 years now!). LG and Samsung are pushing hard for TV's and prices will only drop. You can get a 55" 4K OLED TV on the market for about $3,000: www.amazon.com/dp/B010RWWQF2/?tag=tec06d-20
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#13
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
I can't wait until there are chinese knock off. Come on china do your thing.
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#14
Octavean
SasquiIt will be come mainstream in about that timeframe, say's my crystal ball (I've followed OLED for about 8 years now!). LG and Samsung are pushing hard for TV's and prices will only drop. You can get a 55" 4K OLED TV on the market for about $3,000: www.amazon.com/dp/B010RWWQF2/?tag=tec06d-20
I'd rather buy that then the $5,000 Dell so I guess its good,....

Still one can buy an LG 55" 4K smart UHD TV for under ~$700 USD. I found one at Samsclub for ~$689 USD which was a little over half what I paid for my LG UB8500 55" 4K UHD Smart TV in 2014. So OLED is still comparatively expensive.
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#15
Sasqui
OctaveanI'd rather buy that then the $5,000 Dell so I guess its good,....

Still one can buy an LG 55" 4K smart UHD TV for under ~$700 USD. I found one at Samsclub for ~$689 USD which was a little over half what I paid for my LG UB8500 55" 4K UHD Smart TV in 2014. So OLED is still comparatively expensive.
Yes it is still expensive. That will change and the OLED tech will also improve... time.
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#16
dj-electric
hardcore_gamerIs it really 120Hz ?
Yup, according to... well most sources.
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#18
[502]
RCoonAs far as I'm aware OLED is highly anticipated for replacing current automotive headlight technology. I wouldn't be surprised if OLED suddenly became a highly reasonably priced technology once uptake swells in various markets, perhaps the next IPS.
AFAIK as of current tech, laser is highly anticipated thing to replace automotive headlight tech. BMW and AUDI are showing off theirs at CES.

As for OLED screen, once I owned a samsung phone with OLED screen and I couldn't believe how nice the colors are. If I have the money, I'd buy this monitor but for smaller screen like 24". 27" and above are too big for my desk and if I want to have a bigger screen for watching movies and stuffs (I'm done with gaming heh), there's always my TV.
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#19
Toothless
Tech, Games, and TPU!
[502]AFAIK as of current tech, laser is highly anticipated thing to replace automotive headlight tech. BMW and AUDI are showing off theirs at CES.

As for OLED screen, once I owned a samsung phone with OLED screen and I couldn't believe how nice the colors are. If I have the money, I'd buy this monitor but for smaller screen like 24". 27" and above are too big for my desk and if I want to have a bigger screen for watching movies and stuffs (I'm done with gaming heh), there's always my TV.
What phone?
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#21
BiggieShady
[502]I'm done with gaming heh
Thou hast sinned my child ... for penance thou shalt kill 10 non playable characters
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#22
bug
[502]As for OLED screen, once I owned a samsung phone with OLED screen and I couldn't believe how nice the colors are. If I have the money, I'd buy this monitor but for smaller screen like 24". 27" and above are too big for my desk and if I want to have a bigger screen for watching movies and stuffs (I'm done with gaming heh), there's always my TV.
Maybe recent models have fixed it, but the Samsung I have seen, you could tell from afar they're OLED, that's how strong a green tint they had.
OLED can be great (gamut, response time, contrast), but it's so hard to actually make.
As for the size, I'm in the camp that believes 4k is wasted on a monitor smaller than 32" ;)
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#23
Octopuss
What's this OLED thing? Some new revolutionary panel technology?
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#24
Sasqui
OctopussWhat's this OLED thing? Some new revolutionary panel technology?
Are you joking? ...he asks seriously.
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#25
Octopuss
SasquiAre you joking? ...he asks seriously.
Who asks what? I have no idea what are you trying to say.
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