I found the $100 one too lacking in features and the $230 and $300 too expensive.
The $230 doesn’t have noise cancellation… c’mon.
Sony's new Monitors and Headphones announcement! (INZONE)
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The $230 doesn’t have noise cancellation… c’mon.
2.1 does. DisplayPort is the standard now for PCs.
Oh wow, Nvidia branded.
Anytime I see monitors at that price range, I just think why not get a TV instead...
This ain't for me.
This ain't for me.
Will stick with my LG 27GP950 for now but was really hoping to see the Pro style controller also hear Xbox is "fairly deep" into the Elite Series 3 controller with improved haptics
There is only one reason…
The smallest OLED TV is 42” and they reached that size this year.
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I think it's fairly good. Although I might just skip it and go for Sony X95K MiniLED with 1,500nits of brightness. It might cost more, but it's also 65". I wanna see the comparison between Pulse 3D and the new headsets, might buy one later despite being happy with Pulse 3D so far.
@rofif 96 zones.
@rofif 96 zones.
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I think this InZone M9 gonna be enticing for content creators with it's picture quality and color accuracy as it's claimed to be higher than 95% P3 and manually calibrated from factory like Sony's master series TV's:
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I know you love picture quality, maybe when it hits the market you go check it out in person and see how it looks vs your LG 27GP950?
I believe it is due size.
With OLED you have to go with bigger screens than what they launched.
The smallest LG OLED Panel is 42".
Would need to see it in the right environment and not in a big box store.
Not saying its not an upgrade over my current monitors just would be hard to change over unless the upgrade is quite dramatic which I don't think it will be until we get Ipad Pro levels of mini LEDs
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Sadly though, the iPAD pro screen is 500-ish nits. For you I think you should always aim for 1000nits or higher. Have you considered Sony's A90K OLED at 42"? I think 42" is not too big for a PC monitor if you have enough room to push back a bit or a deep table to place it further. It's $1400 and peaks at freaking 1050nits with 98.5% P3 which is crazy! And you know how accurate Sony panels are out of the box.
I think my 12.9" Ipad Pro can hit a lot higher than 500 nits while watching HDR content in full screen. I thought I remember reading it could hit 1600 nits at points viewing real HDR content but would have to look that up...
yeah after looking it up the 12.9" in HDR content is full screen 1000 nits and max brightness of 1600 nits
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Ok I needed updating as I own the 2020 model. Seems like the newer model got a massive jump. Thanks for the info. If only Apple Studio Display has that at $1600 with no HDR and only 600nits is ridiculous.
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