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Higher DPI displays coming?

I heard the same rumor a few days ago from a friend that works at microcenter, then read this... I hope that its true.
 
Did he say anything about when it will be available? When I first saw the monitors on EQD's website a few months ago I called and they said the displays were expected to arrive in the US some time in May. But I don't know what the lead time would be until they're available at retail.
 
I ordered a Viewsonic VP2770, yesterday, but canceled when I read this thread. I had forgotten about these EQD monitors. That 27"er is calling to me. :D
 
Interesting, they seem to have changed some of the information since I last visited. On their monitors comparison page, only one is now listed as non-IPS. The two Clarity with IPS though are both apparently 10-bit displays. Still, 2880x1620 at 27" sounds great. Also good to see people are still interested in these like I am.
 
blitzkommando said:
Interesting, they seem to have changed some of the information since I last visited. On their monitors comparison page, only one is now listed as non-IPS. The two Clarity with IPS though are both apparently 10-bit displays. Still, 2880x1620 at 27" sounds great. Also good to see people are still interested in these like I am.
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I'm left wondering what the wallet damage will be...and when their appearance will be.
 
DrinkTea said:
I saw this today:
No information yet, but the fact that it's there might mean that these products are coming soon: http://eqdcorp.com/clarity-monitors
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If you are one who wants to avoid a wide gamut monitor, the specs for the 27" and the 30" indicate billions of colors - presumably wide gamut. The 24 inch however lists "millions of colors" which probably indicates it is standardized to sRGB.
 
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