HP announces new displays (ZR22w, ZR24w)

[Rock&Roll]

Comes in 22" (~$289) and 24" (~$425). Due at retailers next month. And they're sRGB!

Specs:
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en...1-4101131.html

Announcement:
http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/pr.../100106xa.html

3rd Party Article:
http://www10.mcadcafe.com/nbc/articl...ticleid=776081

These might make my trio of eyefinity displays.

Now Released! http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...3&postcount=71

[EnJoY]

Hmmm..178° H x 178° V, 5ms response. Seems like IPS but the price is very good. Must be E-IPS, which is still great. This is a competitor to the NEC 23" E-IPS, and being LED back-lit and 24", it should win.

[Tech Dav]

aspect ratio-16:10
usb 2.0
no displayport and hdmi???
BIG FAIL

[Rock&Roll]

These are not LED backlit, by the way, but they still look like good panels.

Gah! You're right. They pulled one over on me. All talk up until this point indicated they were going to be LED.

[Rock&Roll]

no displayport and hdmi???
BIG FAIL

This spec sheet calls out that displayport is present:

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/pscmi...eet_120409.pdf

[Helmore]

Here's the datasheet: http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/pscmi...eet_120409.pdf
It does have a DisplayPort connection BTW.

EDIT: I'm a little slow I guess....

[Helmore]

Gah! You're right. They pulled one over on me. All talk up until this point indicated they were going to be LED.

Quickly, change the tittle before everyone else notices

[EnJoY]

aspect ratio-16:10
usb 2.0
no displayport and hdmi???
BIG FAIL

Display knowledge and reading > you.

[Manicdan]

The ZR24w delivers outstanding visual performance with its S-IPS panel for enhanced color accuracy at ultra-wide viewing angles, 16.7M displayable colors, 1920 x 1200 resolution, 5 ms response time and 3000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.

theres your panel type, too bad its not LED, but its a good sign that IPS is coming down in price finally

[Manicdan]

wow the more i read the more i want to pick up 3x of the 22" for some killer 3600x1920 eyefinity

[KingOfsorroW]

Will be getting the zr24w with high level of possibility )

[Blacky]

Hmmm..178° H x 178° V, 5ms response. Seems like IPS but the price is very good. Must be E-IPS, which is still great. This is a competitor to the NEC 23" E-IPS, and being LED back-lit and 24", it should win.

I agree, nec 23" its the best IPS panel for the price right now and doesn't have a good competition in its category for the price, its cost just as same as some TN panels! though the panel is suffering from color uniformity its what's holding for some people grabbing one and by other hand some DELL's U2410 are suffering from tint issues...lets see how good this HP performs! also 16:10 is a plus! (screw 16:9!!) I hope it doesn't suffers from the issues mentioned!

[EnJoY]

I agree, nec 23" its the best IPS panel for the price right now and doesn't have a good competition in its category for the price, its cost just as same as some TN panels! though the panel is suffering from color uniformity its what's holding for some people grabbing one and by other hand some DELL's U2410 are suffering from tint issues...lets see how good this HP performs! also 16:10 is a plus! (screw 16:9!!) I hope it doesn't suffers from the issues mentioned!

Exactly! We read the same information.

[Levish]

specs say 22 is 1920x1200, overview says 22 is 1920x1080 -_-

[KingOfsorroW]

According to this:
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en...1-4101131.html
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en...1-4101127.html
the 22" is 1920x1080(1920x1200 in the specs) and the 24" is 1920x1200

[Manicdan]

specs say 22 is 1920x1200, overview says 22 is 1920x1080 -_-

i saw that too, but i think the overview is just saying it supports the 1080p HD resolution, not that its the max resolution.

[therightway]

I get my NEC 23" IPS panel lcd tomorrow. So excited!

[koksy]

only 3000:1 dynamic contrast? wow, that's really, really poor. Almost got excited.

[Manicdan]

only 3000:1 dynamic contrast? wow, that's really, really poor. Almost got excited.

who uses dynamic contrast on monitors anyway? how bad is 1000:1 static?

[BrowncoatGR]

Well the 22' one actually has 8ms response. These seem like a great deal for sure though

[Blacky]

Well the 22' one actually has 8ms response. These seem like a great deal for sure though

if input lag is like nec 23" (which is 14ms) 8ms would not be a problem! 14ms on that nec feels like 5-8ms and most of the reviews haven't noticed any ghosting at all either!

[HelixPC]

Great, new IPS panels, and 16:10 FTW.

[Russian]

theres your panel type, too bad its not LED, but its a good sign that IPS is coming down in price finally

Yeah, i was gonna say. It says its an S-IPS on the site.

[Katanai]

Our S-IPS monitors are quite good. I've been using one at work for more than a year now and it's excellent, especially cause I noticed it doesn't fatigue the eye at all, not like the TN panel I got home. But frankly, I'm a bit disappointed too, I think LED technology should be a must for any new monitor. I wouldn't switch the one I have for anything other than a LED backlit 120hz panel.

[Blacky]

Our S-IPS monitors are quite good. I've been using one at work for more than a year now and it's excellent, especially cause I noticed it doesn't fatigue the eye at all, not like the TN panel I got home. But frankly, I'm a bit disappointed too, I think LED technology should be a must for any new monitor. I wouldn't switch the one I have for anything other than a LED backlit 120hz panel.

yeah at this time spending a high amount of money on ips panels could regret the decision over not picking a LED TN 120hz display (unless you're a graphic designer, photoshop editor etc.), also ViewSonic V3D241wm is the first 120hz HD display with LED backlight! so theres the display you're looking for