My dream display, why doesn't it exist?

[TheEpicCanadian]

So basically, what I want from a display is a 24" screen size, 4K resolution, VESA mount compatible, decent colours, and minimal bezels. There are plenty of moitors that do a couple of these things but none that qualify all of them 

[DoubleY]

Because you're the only one who would buy it     not really.

 

4k isn't ready yet. I'm sure a monitor like that will eventually come out

[Shd0w2]

So you want a 1920x2160? ._. 

[Anthony10]

So you want a 1920x2160? ._. 

That, I think it's because you just can't have that many pixels in a 24 inch form factor. 

[Loe]

The only thing this doesn't have it seems is the small bezels.

 

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&cs=19&sku=860-BBCD

[ohJey]

That, I think it's because you just can't have that many pixels in a 24 inch form factor. 

you easily can.

[Enderman]

just be patient

you wont even be able to afford one if it exist, yet alone the gpu horsepower to drive 3 of them

[TheEpicCanadian]

That, I think it's because you just can't have that many pixels in a 24 inch form factor. 

But like.. I can put 4 HTC Ones together and have 4x 1080P, so why can't they just make it bigger?

[GoodBytes]

The Dell UP2414Q is the closest monitor to your need:

-> 4K 60Hz

-> GB-LED backlight

-> Color processor / Look Up Table

-> supports 10-bit colors (meaning the panel is most likely a true 8-bit panel, and uses AFRC to emulate the 10-bit colors, meaning it's a good start for great colors)

-> Comes color calibrated at the manufacture, with report: Adobe RGB and sRGB color profiles, ready to be selected on the monitor on screen menu.

-> Small bezel. It's not minimal, but it's small size that you com to expect form high end consumer grade monitors, floating around 1.5-1.7cm range

[Real_PhillBert]

The only thing this doesn't have it seems is the small bezels.

 

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&cs=19&sku=860-BBCD

 

 

The Dell UP2414Q is the closest monitor to your need:

-> 4K 60Hz

-> GB-LED backlight

-> Color processor / Look Up Table

-> supports 10-bit colors (meaning the panel is most likely a true 8-bit panel, and uses AFRC to emulate the 10-bit colors, meaning it's a good start for great colors)

-> Comes color calibrated at the manufacture, with report: Adobe RGB and sRGB color profiles, ready to be selected on the monitor on screen menu.

-> Small bezel. It's not minimal, but it's small size that you com to expect form high end consumer grade monitors, floating around 1.5-1.7cm range

 

I came here to post this too... You guys beat me to it.