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German price is approx. 1100-1200 euros, which is still 400 euro less, than here in Denmark. I would think it would be even cheaper 'over there', once it's for sale. ;) http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a232282.html...

It has only been released in Japan (6th december), but according to several german retailers it can be ordered now and will be available by the end of this month. I don't know the situation for US/Canada Here's a japanese flash: http://www.eizo.co.jp/products/lcd/s2411w_s2111w_sp/index.html

Oh, one more question: When the Eizo has HDCP support, that means that it can give a 1080p signal, right?? The Benq FP241W can according to the manual, and I read that someone had read the same about the Eizo, but I cannot see it stated at Eizos webpage.

Hi. I am about three weeks from purchasing one of these monitors. The firmware fix for the 1:1 pixelmapping on the Benq should be implemented by now, and I suppose that I would get a fully working unit, if I buy at the beginning of february. Price here in Denmark is aprox. 900 Euros...