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http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/hazro_hz30wie.htm

So tempted.

When I first read this thread I thought it was another spam bot that I was going to have to report.

Now instead I'm thinking about opening my wallet for a 30" monitor.

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r00t61 wrote:

Now instead I'm thinking about opening my wallet for a 30" monitor.

Because of the blonde?

What's the point in 10bit colors if video signal is 8 bit?

This is really only a short discount on the same kind of display as HP's ZR30w and Dell's U3011.

You'd have to compare quality and features to ensure that the cash you'd save (around $100-200 USD) would be worth it.

I'm happy with my ZR30w personally .

Airmantharp wrote:

This is really only a short discount on the same kind of display as HP's ZR30w and Dell's U3011.

You'd have to compare quality and features to ensure that the cash you'd save (around $100-200 USD) would be worth it.

I'm happy with my ZR30w personally .

HP's ZR30w is an 8bit not 10bit panel so it should be cheaper than the hazro but it isn't.

Ushio01 wrote:

Airmantharp wrote:

This is really only a short discount on the same kind of display as HP's ZR30w and Dell's U3011.

You'd have to compare quality and features to ensure that the cash you'd save (around $100-200 USD) would be worth it.

I'm happy with my ZR30w personally .

HP's ZR30w is an 8bit not 10bit panel so it should be cheaper than the hazro but it isn't.

Sure, but 10-bit adds hassles that most people just don't need, and the 'feature' doesn't play well for this monitor- it's spec'd as a gaming monitor with obviously lower image quality than competing monitors with the same panels, yet includes an unwieldy 10-bit processor (the panel in the HP is 10-bit, but it's not set up that way).