Asus PB287Q a 28" 4K panel for $799!

[Lays]

Monitors are usually cheaper and have a better quality picture than TV's among other things.

 

well considering the only remotely decent sized 60 hz IPS 4k monitors are like 3,000$ right now it's not necessarily cheap

[TheProfosist]

well considering the only remotely decent sized 60 hz IPS 4k monitors are like 3,000$ right now it's not necessarily cheap

Dell 24in or the multiple different 28in that have been announced, the Dell 28in should be available shortly.

[TheProfosist]

@Lays The Dell 28in is already available http://goo.gl/hYiyYb, oh and heres the 24in http://goo.gl/Ygu3pK

[Lays]

@Lays The Dell 28in is already available http://goo.gl/hYiyYb, oh and heres the 24in http://goo.gl/Ygu3pK

 

but 30 hz  and we already talked about the 24 inch one

[TheProfosist]

but 30 hz  and we already talked about the 24 inch one

Well any tv your going to get will be 30hz and anything 60hz will likely be far higher end, so your kinda SOL until likely next year.

[Lays]

Well any tv your going to get will be 30hz and anything 60hz will likely be far higher end, so your kinda SOL until likely next year.

 

yeah I got my pb278q already so I'll order another soon and replace my last vg248qe, then I'll be happy

 

 

It's so freaking nice lol the amount of crap you can see is like unreal lol 

[Zifle]

The monitor will be 60hz natively, and has been confirmed to be released late Q1;
http://pcdiy.asus.com/2014/01/pb287q-4k-for-the-masses/ (check the comments)

[kuddlesworth9419]

It's not IPS...

Yea but some TN monitors have good colours. Shame it's Asus though.

[MrTickle]

We have worked to tuned and source a great panel that will offer very good performance in varying degrees.

 

Based on initial hands on impressions I think many users will be satisfied with the quality and performance along with the benefits of native 60Hz operation and 1ms response time.

 

As always when it comes to panel sourcing, development and design there will be compromise in finding features, functionality, performance and projected price points.

 

 

 

Yes it is 4K at native 60Hz operation. Thanks for the view and support.

 

 

 

 

Thanks for the feedback I think you will be impressed even for a TN i was impressed by it being a native 10bit panel which will not fully being able to be leverage on TN still improves its performance.

 

Additionally viewing angles were surprisingly good.

 

Thanks for the view and support and stay tuned for more information.

 

Release is hopefully going to be sometime in late Q1 early Q2 ( end of March to early April ).

 

 

 

 

These are 3 little snips of comments on a video by PCDIY (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7FeazlKTU4) who I presume works with ASUS

 

It might be the one of the good TN panels out there like the BenQ XL2420TE

 

[kuddlesworth9419]

These are 3 little snips of comments on a video by PCDIY (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7FeazlKTU4) who I presume works with ASUS

 

It might be the one of the good TN panels out there like the BenQ XL2420TE

Like I said thought, it's Asus so I won't buy it unless there are no problems with the monitor. I don't trust Asus after my XOnar D1 experience. 

[TheProfosist]

Like I said thought, it's Asus so I won't buy it unless there are no problems with the monitor. I don't trust Asus after my XOnar D1 experience.

You dont trust their monitors because of a issue with a sound card? Check my setup, ive used ASUS monitors exclusivly since the PA246Q launched and have been very happy.

[Lays]

You dont trust their monitors because of a issue with a sound card? Check my setup, ive used ASUS monitors exclusivly since the PA246Q launched and have been very happy.

 

@kuddlesworth9419 

 

I recently bought a pb278q refurb from newegg, it came 100% intact, with all the original contents.  I can't tell it's even been touched, it looks 100% perfect.  

 

Not trusting a company over one bad experience is quite dumb imo.

[kuddlesworth9419]

You dont trust their monitors because of a issue with a sound card? Check my setup, ive used ASUS monitors exclusivly since the PA246Q launched and have been very happy.

I just don't want to spend a ton of money on something that I don't trust fully. I will still consider it though, if it's cheap enough and the reviews are favorable. 

[TheProfosist]

I just don't want to spend a ton of money on something that I don't trust fully. I will still consider it though, if it's cheap enough and the reviews are favorable.

Should be and they should be too for the most part.