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Will they use the same housing as the 30" model (oc, at a smaller size)?
So that means no 24'' display in the short term?
Will the 24" be a glossy display?
I'm really hoping for a 24" glossy as well.
There is a 24" IPS in the pipeline [8bit panel] aimed at those looking for a budget 16:10 monitor. Its a no frills basic display put out to compete with the fullHD monitors on the market - we're looking at a pre-Xmas launch but can't me more specific.
[woob]Robbo;1036342842 said:hazro, really curious as to why you're warding gamers off the 30HZWi - it looks to have very low input lag and is a great price point - plus all PC gamers need is a DVI input... what's not to like? The tftcentral review even indicates it's quicker than their previous reference monitor. (The Dell). I'm sure the lack of scalar helps with this lower latency, but still, I can't see a better 30" gaming option out there...
Happy to be corrected!
[woob]Robbo;1036343031 said:I'll still favour excellent image quality with a little lag over crap image quality with no lag
Do you plan to have a similar discount at the start of selling those 27s like you had with 30? (650 pounds!!). I didnt even consider buying 27 display before because they are so expensive, but if you would have some nice starting discount I would be very attempted by HZ27Wa
Does this mean that I won't be able to calibrate the monitor to sRGB anyway? If I can calibrate, could this be done with the consumer calibrators? Konica Minolta CA-210 costs over 10000 so it is out of question.1. [Without accessible LUTs, no calibration is performed].
Maybe I have to explain better. I don't mean the kind of color tinting that applies to all the panel surface so that makes a white background bluish or yellowish. This can be taken care with calibration. I mean the kind of rainbow effect that you have a gradual color change from left to right or top to bottom like here, here and the exaggerated photos that illustrate the problem there. Such "characteristic" beyond a certain point is not acceptable for photo processing. Does this have to do with the filter? And under no circumstances you would accept to replace such a monitor?4. Color tinting should not be confused with backlight inconsistency. The tinting is due to the filter applied to the panel.
Please confirm that this applies to customers out of UK. Also is there a chance of getting a refurbished for replacement?5. In cases of DOA, either Hazro or the reseller will issue a swap out at no cost to the customer.
That's some very interesting information you share with us. So do we get all three grades with HZ30Wi?7. Panels are characterized in grades [A, A1, B, C etc.]. Korean panel vendors [LG, Samsung] use the above system whereas Taiwanese vendors work on numbers [002/223 etc. where the first number = max allowed hot pixels, 2nd number = max allowed cold pixels and 3rd number = max allowed stuck/dead subpixels]. Most OEMs use a mixture of A and A1 grade. B grade monitors go into industrial units such as advertising displays etc. Its not uncommon for OEMs including household brands to use B grade panels in consumer displays.
I promise... no more questions!Hope the above answers your questions - keep them coming.
1) I think I may have confused folks here - You can calibrate to sRGB but it'll be calibration at the graphics card level only [as with all monitors without accessible Look up Tables]. Consumer grade calibrators can be used and you will get good results. The Hazro HZ30Wi ft. brightness up/down which adjusts the backlight [not digital brightness up/down found in conventional monitors]. This varies the voltage going to the inverter which influences the luminance. For calibration, this is really what you need.
1. are you planning on selling monitors for a year then disappearing off the face of the earth again, leaving no support for your customers?
2. I've been trying to contact you to try and find a VESA adaptor for the HZ26Wi. Do you still stock them?
I'm in the market for a 27". The ACD and Dell U2711 are out of my price range but the HZ27Wa/b look affordable based on the HZ30Wi price. I'm also considering the Asus VK278Q,but the ETA on stock keeps getting put back and I'd like a higher resolution then I have currently (1900 x1200), so I'm 90% certain to buy one (the other 10% will depend on reviews).
So, Hazro, do you still expect to have actual stock for sale by the end of the month? Can you say which websites will have this monitor for review?
Thanks - I've never seen so much first-hand information from a manufacturer before!
do you still expect to have actual stock for sale by the end of the month? Can you say which websites will have this monitor for review?
So has anyone bought an HZ30Wi on here yet? id be interested in some feedback/a mini review...