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- apple@lemdro.id
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Shame no KVM built in for those of us with work and home computers. That seems often overlooked on many displays.
That aside seems like a solid alternative on paper.
A lot of the Dell and Eizo monitors for office use seem to have these. Unfortunately no 5k monitors
Yeah love my Dell monitors, I’ve had 3 UltraSharps and currently have a UP3017 and it’s great.
I really want something that is ~200PPI and has an IPS Black panel as my next monitor and it needs to have a built in KVM and adjustable stand. (120hz would be nice too, but idk how possible that is at such a resolution). So I’ll just keep using this monitor until something finally comes along, it’s crazy how long it’s taken for “retina” monitors to become widespread.
Just 60 Hz. Is there a technical limitation that prevents 5K@120 Hz?
Isn’t it a bandwidth issue? If not that, then probably it’s just too expensive to produce for a prosumer-grade product. I think there’s a market for this product, as there’s presumably a market for the Studio Display that they’re trying to compete with, but I would guess that this quickly drops to ~$1000 if they actually want to move these. Making this with a 5k/120fps display would certainly push their price above Apples and I just kinda doubt there’s enough of a market. Pricing it equal to the Studio display seems like they’re just testing the waters but no way can be a long term thing.
Since 8k60 exists, I’m sure at least 90hz would be doable with today’s standards
Currently 8k requires two displayport cables or thunderbolt with DSC (compression), which is not optimal
Hdmi 2.1 can do 8k60
