Friday, March 27th 2020

EIZO Foris Nova Monitor Now Globally Available

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AleksandarK
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EIZO has announced its flagship monitor, called the Foris Nova, way back in October last year. However, it only was available to the Japanese consumers, and it was a limited run of only 500 units. Today, EIZO announced that it is going to expand the availability of its Foris Nova display to the global market, with more units available and coming. The Chinese market will get the first wave of units and the rest of the world is supposed to follow. Just as a reminder, the Foris Nova is a 21.6-inch 4K OLED display with very interesting characteristics such as 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio and 0.4 ms response time. You can check out the full specifications here.
EIZO Fores Nova
Source: AnandTech

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33 Comments on EIZO Foris Nova Monitor Now Globally Available

#1
bug
200ppi? You need that density if you look at it as close as you look at your phone.
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#2
Basard
Aw man.... this guy with the shoe again?
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#3
bug
BasardAw man.... this guy with the shoe again?
Same monitor. So yes :D
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#4
Dammeron
Hipster slippers are included?
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#5
londiste
That monitor on the picture is quite certainly not a 21" one. Or the guy is photoshopped, whichever.
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#6
bug
londisteThat monitor on the picture is quite certainly not a 21" one. Or the guy is photoshopped, whichever.
Maybe it's got serious bezels? :P
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#7
Turmania
Are they selling monitor or slippers? because it seems focus in on slippers and not the monitor.
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#8
phanbuey
I wish my monitor had a higher ppi so I could see those slippers in more detail.
londisteThat monitor on the picture is quite certainly not a 21" one. Or the guy is photoshopped, whichever.
He is the Charlie Sheen of the Shire. That is why they need the pixel density -- it is like a 32" display for them.
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#10
iO
The claimed input lag of only 1.67ms is just as impressive as the price of 4.800€...
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#11
bonehead123
Not sure what that dude is staring at, but my question is....where is the computer and all of the associated cables/wires/cords ???
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#12
bug
iOThe claimed input lag of only 1.67ms is just as impressive as the price of 4.800€...
Well, it's both among the best if you need to do some HDR work (I'm not sure about the max brightnes - might be enough, might not) and a limited edition, in the sense it has a small TAM. And you can't buy a similar LCD for less then €2,000. So yeah, expensive, but it could have been worse.
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#13
Regeneration
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bonehead123Not sure what that dude is staring at
Probably underage nudity with that haircut, outfit and frames.
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#14
iO
bugWell, it's both among the best if you need to do some HDR work (I'm not sure about the max brightnes - might be enough, might not) and a limited edition, in the sense it has a small TAM. And you can't buy a similar LCD for less then €2,000. So yeah, expensive, but it could have been worse.
Yea without competition they can charge whatever they want.
Not sure about the peak brightness, product page says it's 330cd/m² but the datasheet claims it goes up to an insane 4000cd/m² value...
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#15
dicktracy
LG’s 48 inch OLED is much better than this. Eizo is another example of overpriced PC monitors.
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#16
bug
iOYea without competition they can charge whatever they want.
Not sure about the peak brightness, product page says it's 330cd/m² but the datasheet claims it goes up to an insane 4000cd/m² value...
Probably a typo. 400cd/sqm is more likely, 4,000 will kill OLED rather quickly. Hell, even LCD has trouble doing 4,000.
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#18
Upgrayedd
I really hope OLED monitors pick up soon.. is burn-in the main hurdle? How hard would it be for OLED friendly dynamic UI?
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#19
bug
UpgrayeddI really hope OLED monitors pick up soon.. is burn-in the main hurdle? How hard would it be for OLED friendly dynamic UI?
Technically, it's dead simple. It's users that are reluctant to their UI elements moving around all the time that are the problem.
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#20
tripleclicker
Globally available? Not in my country. The coronavirus, however, is available in my country.
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#21
Vayra86
RegenerationProbably underage nudity with that haircut, outfit and frames.
Note the absence of the left hand.
londistewww.eizoglobal.com/products/foris/nova/#tab02

Edit.
With all the ifs and buts, even after reading the disclaimers under warranty on their specs page... I would consider buying this but fortunately can't afford it :)
Holy crap it really does have thiccc bezels. Hi, 2013
dicktracyLG’s 48 inch OLED is much better than this. Eizo is another example of overpriced PC monitors.
Aaaaaannnd poof ignore list. Nice job man you're really scoring high lately
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#22
Upgrayedd
bugTechnically, it's dead simple. It's users that are reluctant to their UI elements moving around all the time that are the problem.
Is that really it? Pure stubbornness?
I could deal with floating relatively in place color shifting bubbles. Or a watery wavy taskbar and boarders while everything within a window remains the same as before. Or even scheduled panel maintenance, could do it the same time everyday or something.
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#23
Vayra86
UpgrayeddIs that really it? Pure stubbornness?
I could deal with floating relatively in place color shifting bubbles. Or a watery wavy taskbar and boarders while everything within a window remains the same as before. Or even scheduled panel maintenance, could do it the same time everyday or something.
I think he's saying this in jest... (I lol'd at least :D) but on a more serious note. Think about games, a Civilization play session. How would you like it if your UI jumped from top to bottom of screen every 15-30 odd minutes? Or if it moved a pixel every few seconds? I'd go crazy...

Or Word. Ribbons that jump all over the place... :P
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#24
Upgrayedd
Going from top to bottom sounds a little dramatic. Maybe put all the Word ribbons in an expandable bubble kinda like they function now by hiding.
Plz for the love of quarantine I want a not so over the top expensive OLED monitor, 1440p is very acceptable.
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#25
Vayra86
UpgrayeddGoing from top to bottom sounds a little dramatic. Maybe put all the Word ribbons in an expandable bubble kinda like they function now by hiding.
Plz for the love of quarantine I want a not so over the top expensive OLED monitor, 1440p is very acceptable.
I feel you man... OLED Is too good to be true for us monitor fans I suppose... 'give it time' they say... meanwhile LG needs 2-3 years to bring a 55 inch to a 48 inch OLED TV.

Let's hope EIZO sets an example to follow here.
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