I have found that one drawback to higher res modes is when you take a spreadsheet you made at home to work, and the lower res POS they have you using makes the spreadsheet open wrong. Dag nabbit!
Probably 60Hz. That's the main reason that 2048x1152 is about the limit of single-channel DVI and all the 2560x1600 LCDs require dual-link DVI -- there's just not enough bandwidth to keep the refresh rate up above that.
Meh. For people who need the most accurate color rendering, sure, but for CAD or just occasional graphics work, fluorescent tube backlights are fine.
Apple wants $1800 for their 30" display, and while it's pretty darned impressive, I'd sooner cough up a "mere" $1250 for HP's version:
---Joel
I'll wait for the hi-res 3/8" thick (or less) OLED 26".
What would be really cool would be if they come out with one that is clear when it is turned off, or maybe does a little LED light show when it is "off".
"JosephKK"
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