ASUS pq321 31" 4K Monitor

[tonymacx86]

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Amazing but $$. Check out this review of the ASUS pq321 (3840x2160 resolution) monitor. Billed as the world's first "Consumer" 4K monitor, it has 4x the pixels of 1080p.

Review:
http://hothardware.com/Reviews/ASUS-PQ321-Ultra-HD-4K-315inch-Monitor-Review/

Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DJ4BIKA

 

[tauio111]

It seems like its a nice display. Too bad 4K monitors are so expensive at the moment

 

[Robbish]

$$ Yikes !

for that price, they could have thrown in a couple of Thunderbolt and USB Ports

 

[Yamcha]

Avoid Asus Monitors. I own an Asus PB278Q 27" 2560x1440 monitor, I had to get mines replaced for the third time to get a decent panel without dead, stuck pixels & yellow tint issues. What's worse is Asus wasn't willing to replace a single one for me (only repair), despite it being under a week old. My local computer store has amazing service and replaced it for the third time..

 

[PJALM]

Well also remember this is not a LCD display its IGZO so the manufacturing process is not the same, should be much better quality.

 

[wader1]

Well I read that TCL announced a 50" 4K monitor for $1,000. Comes out September of this year...might just jump on that...kinda big to use as a monitor though lol.

http://www.gizmag.com/tcl-4k-uhd-led-tv/28476/

 

[PJALM]

Thats a TV not a computer display. It would use HDMI which means only 30hz in 4k mode on a computer.

 

[GuitarGuy77]

Does anyone have this one yet?


http://www.amazon.com/Seiki-Digital-SE50UY04-50-Inch-120Hz/dp/B00BXF7I9M

 

[PJALM]

Why do you keep calling TVs monitors? They are not a good idea to use on a computer as they are HDMI only and HDMI only supports 4k at 30Hz.

 

[Tylerrouse]

Yeah I think I'll wait until they're 150 bucks on newegg and 120hz in a few years. Only way to justify the price tag is if you need something like that for work and I'm not talking about excel spreadsheets and powerpoints.