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I own the following currently HP (ZBook 15 G5), Dell (Precision 5530), Lenovo (X1 Extreme Gen 1), Razer (Blade 15 Advanced 2019 RTX), Microsoft (Surface Book 2 15"). The HP ZBook is the best in terms of build quality hands down. I generally agree with that list. There's some other brands that...

I recommend keeping an eye on the outlet as well. I picked up a P50 with a 6820k, 4k, 16gb, 256ssd, m2000m for ~$1300. Should be arriving in a couple of days. Thanks for this. I plan on filling up the 2nd msata slot and the 2.5" in mine for more storage.

Interesting

Nothing impressive from day 1, hopefully it picks up

Creative news headlines...

Does Bing work in China?

I've considered only having my smartphone for internet and using it as a wifi hotspot via tethering, but there's too much lag sometimes.

Silly

Shouldn't secret hashtags be counter-intuitive and less obvious than "#selfharmmm"? I've never used hashtags so I guess I may not understand them or their userbase.

Cool stuff.

Clever idea.

Glad he's alright.

This technology is still in its infancy and has a long way to go...

I find this more funny than practical.

Mahr-e-o

I have a box full of old floppies, ZIP, etc. I haven't had any use for them but they're there just in case.

This.

Wow after all these years this thread is still going! :cool:

No. It's old and you never know when it will break down. Save your money and get something newer. Maybe 2-3 years when 1920x1080 was the standard consumer res it would have been worth it but now 2560 panels are a lot cheaper.

yup, if Apple is his favorite then stick with Apple :)

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC914LL/B/apple-thunderbolt-display-27-inch

NEC PA302W

Yes I'm just joking. I do feel like the whole industry needs to progress a little faster... Sure we've come a long way in the past couple of decades but I feel like technological progress is being hindered by average consumers.

Why don't panel manufacturers just start making panels with enough pixel density that we don't have to care about resolution and focus on other things? Skip 4k... start making panels that go up to 64k or something. It seems almost like they're trying to slow down technological progress so...

no problems here

I want a 360 degree display that truly surrounds you

16:9

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007616%2050001591&IsNodeId=1&name=NEC%20Display%20Solutions

Why not get a 120hz IPS panel so you have the best of both worlds? :)

I prefer 16:10 over 16:9 for the extra vertical pixels when working For games, movies 16:9 is good

Every industry needs to improve, not just displays!

I'd go with the PB278Q

30" 2560x1600 -> 30" 4k :D

+1 for Thinkpads or Macbooks

I think 2560x1600 will eventually be replaced by 4K when it gets cheaper.

I'd go with this option: 1x new 27" (2560 x 1440), keep existing 2407 Get the best 27" that fits your needs within your budget :)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824001226

I went from 3x 2560x1600 monitors down to one 1x 2560x1600 because I didn't utilize all the screen real estate. I don't game but for work I find that a single high resolution panel is easier on my neck and eyes. I'll probably upgrade to a 4K monitor once they get cheaper.

IPS is unrelated to WQXGA. WQXGA is the screen resolution, 2560x1600 pixels IPS is the display type. You can read more about the various types here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-film-transistor_liquid-crystal_display