HP DreamColor LP2480zx Shows Off Its One Billion Colors
The LCD monitors are usually quite handy, but a number of graphic design and video professionals can not rely on liquid crystal displays alone, because they just are not in color accurate enough for the finesse of jobs. So they eventually double images clunky CRT monitors. HP has to deal with this issue in their DreamcColor evidence. An LED-backlit 24-inch widescreen monitor, DreamColor features 30-bit imaging with over one billion colors. That’s 64 times the standard for the LCD color gamut … at a price which is only about 10 times the standard LCD ($ 3499). A side-by-side against a mortal to follow after the jump, but you really be able to tell the difference between that piece of crap you’re using?
HP DreamColor the display features a new liquid crystal display (LCD), which offers a range of more than 1 billion colors is a 30-bit, the LED-backlit display. The display is now shipping on a global scale the U.S. list price $ 3499 (1).
The display is the result of an unprecedented technology collaboration with DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. (NYSE: DWA) and addresses increasingly critical need for affordable and consistent color accuracy, animation, game development, film / video post, the radio equipment, product design and graphic arts groups.
HP DreamColor display is expected to disrupt the economics of color management, which makes it possible for the first time, is a color-critical LCD display for each of the table, so that the color of the checks, redesigns and a number of proofs with the past. (via)
