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Philips Also Debuts 28-inch 4K Ultra HD Monitor

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Besides debut the G-Sync monitor, Philips also debut its 28" 4K monitor.

 

Model number 288P6, Philips's 4K monitor is a 28" 4k monitor, with a resolution of 3840x2160.  It equipped with HDMI, DisplayPort, Dual-link DVI, VGA SmartConnect, and an integrated MHL port.

 

The Philips UltraClear Display will be available in spring 2014 with a price tag of  $1,199.99.

 

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http://www.techpowerup.com/196469/philips-also-debuts-28-inch-4k-ultra-hd-monitor.html

 

*update:

 

VR-Zone Chinese posted a few photos of this Philips 4K monitor...

 

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http://chinese.vr-zone.com/97356/philips-brilliance-288p-4k-lcd-show-in-ces-2014-01072014/ (in Chinese)

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10 bit TN?

 

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10 bit TN?

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VGA + 4k + TN + 10bit ? Isn't that a big pile of BS?

4k + 10bit, good.

4k + TN, could be better.

4k + VGA, stupidity.

VGA + 10bit, not sure if this works.

TN + 10bit, not conviced.

 

 

I mean, common, philips has retired from cheap monitors/TVs market, and now this?

 

And to add with this (as if it wasn't already enough)

"meet the visual demands of the most sophisticated power user"
TN is there to meet visual demands of powerusers?

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I really don't understand the brouhaha over 4k gaming.  For desktop work, 4k makes tons of sense.  Unless money is no object, 4k gaming is impractical currently.  A GTX Titan struggles to drive games at playable frame rates at that resolution.  You need a minimum of two to game comfortably.

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I really don't understand the brouhaha over 4k gaming.  For desktop work, 4k makes tons of sense.  Unless money is no object, 4k gaming is impractical currently.  A GTX Titan struggles to drive games at playable frame rates at that resolution.  You need a minimum of two to game comfortably.

Who says you have to game @ 4K? 

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Yeah, sure im gonna buy a 1200$ TN panel, phillips.

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Who says you have to game @ 4K?

If you dont you are retarded lol.

I would jusr crank everything down to low settings but keep 4k.

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It has VGA!

Imagine using VGA at 4k...Wow.

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If you dont you are retarded lol.

I would jusr crank everything down to low settings but keep 4k.

 

So buy a nice high-res monitor for console-like graphics?  :huh:

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If you dont you are retarded lol.

I would jusr crank everything down to low settings but keep 4k.

Why is that? You can work in windows @4K but you don't need 4x780ti's to get reasonable frame rates. 

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So buy a nice high-res monitor for console-like graphics?  :huh:

Its not console like if you have 8 times the amount of pixels on a half the size screen.

That basically makes AA unnecessary which is the main problem with consoles.

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Why is that? You can work in windows @4K but you don't need 4x780ti's to get reasonable frame rates. 

 

4k will be awesome for stuff like web design and high-res pictures.  Stretched 1080p mode for games.  :)

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Its not console like if you have 8 times the amount of pixels on a half the size screen.

That basically makes AA unnecessary which is the main problem with consoles.

 

Wow, you can turn off AA entirely!  Enjoy low quality textures, lighting, draw distance, etc.

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It has VGA!

Imagine using VGA at 4k...Wow.

I'm pretty sure you can't use VGA at 4k :)

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This monitor doesn't look very good

 

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Wow, you can turn off AA entirely!  Enjoy low quality textures, lighting, draw distance, etc.

 

im sure i dont have to turn EVERYTHING down with my 780...

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So much fail at all levels.

Let's assume that the panel is true 10-bit TN panel... (my vote is some emulation, but anyway),

If you need 10-bit colors, you won't buy a shitty TN panel, with limited view angles, with colors that shift as you move your head, making the advantage of 10-bit panel for your professional work, 100% worthless.

 

And let's not even talk about the inputs....

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Philips makes more than electric razors?

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I really don't understand the brouhaha over 4k gaming. For desktop work, 4k makes tons of sense. Unless money is no object, 4k gaming is impractical currently. A GTX Titan struggles to drive games at playable frame rates at that resolution. You need a minimum of two to game comfortably.

Gaming on a 4k panel at 1080p or 2560x1440 will still look better than if it was on a 1080p or 1440p panel.

Op this is not going to sell u can get dells 24" ips for the same price like what were they thinking

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Philips is going the way of Kodak, mark my words. They are niching themselves into no man's land, nobody at the company seems to have any clue what anyone would want or need.

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Gaming on a 4k panel at 1080p or 2560x1440 will still look better than if it was on a 1080p or 1440p panel.

 

I remember Wendell saying as much.  I'm not sure how 1440p would look better on a 4k panel than on one that is native 1440p.  If you have a lower resolution, and you stretch it to a higher resolution, data is not added to the picture.  It's still the same number of pixels.  They're just larger.

 

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(1280 x 720)

 

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(1920 x 1080)

 

You might have to save the 1080p version for it to display properly.

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