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NEC Updates MultiSync EA295WMi Monitor
NEC today announced the availability of the 29" EA295WMi ultrawide desktop display. The 29" MultiSync EA295WMi ultrawide desktop display features an IPS pane.
"The MultiSync EA295WMi updates the connectivity of the EA294WMi, one of our most popular ultrawide desktop displays," said Art Marshall, Senior Product Manager for Desktop Displays at NEC Display Solutions. "In addition, new features have been added to provide greater performance in a wider variety of applications."
- IPS LCD panel with wide viewing angles and excellent color reproduction and superior screen performance
- Internal programmable 14-bit 3D lookup tables (LUTs) ensure accurate color rendition
- 3-port USB 3.1 hub with DisplaySync ProTM controls two computers with only one keyboard and mouse
- 5 programmable Picture Mode profiles for quick access to multiple color spaces
- Picture in Picture and Picture by Picture modes increase productivity by displaying two sources simultaneously
- MultiProfiler provides complete control over picture modes, enables real-time print emulation and can automate changing settings with keyboard shortcuts
- Wide connectivity includes 10-bit DisplayPort and HDMI as well as VGA, and DVI-D inputs
This EA295WMi offers full, future-proof connectivity, including ControlSync and DisplayPort 1.2 in/out for multiple monitor configurations, a fast USB 3.0 hub featuring DisplaySync ProTM for managing multiple computers, VGA and dual HDMI inputs.
| Panel Technology | AH-IPS | ||||||
| Viewable Image Size | 29" | ||||||
| Aspect Ratio | 21:9 | ||||||
| Native Resolution | 2560 x 1080 | ||||||
| Pixel Pitch | 0.26mm | ||||||
| Pixels Per Inch | 97@ native resolution | ||||||
| Backlight Type | LED | ||||||
| Brightness (typical) | 300cd/m2 | ||||||
| Contrast Ratio (typical) | 1000:1 | ||||||
| Viewing Angle (typical) | 178° Vert., 178° Hor. (89U/89D/89L/89R) @ CR>10 | ||||||
| ResponseTime (typical) | 6ms | ||||||
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| Displayable Colors | More than 16.7 million | ||||||
Its rich feature set includes a new uniformity correction function to ensure color accuracy, lookup table for calibration, human/ambient brightness sensors, and NEC-exclusive TileMatrix and TileComp™ technologies, all designed for use in signage applications. Industry-leading service and support provides a 3-year standard warranty and available 1- and 2-year extended warranties with overnight exchange.
The EA295WMi-BK will be available in early November at a minimum advertised price of $649. It will also be available as a bundle with NEC's award-winning SpectraViewII color calibration software and sensors. The bundle's model number will be EA295WMi-BK-SV and will carry a minimum advertised price of $799.
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#5482972 Posted on: 10/18/2017 12:13 PM
6 ms isn't noticable unless you're a korean professional gamer.
Thats $109.00 per ms of response time. UMM no thank you.
6 ms isn't noticable unless you're a korean professional gamer.
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#5483053 Posted on: 10/18/2017 04:25 PM
The "6ms Typical" respons time, that likely isnt the average responstime, it dosnt say exactly how they messure it. Anyway, the average responstime on gaming monitors can easily be 10-25ms, and that does show. I can clearly see responstime being to slow on my MG279Q 4ms 144hz monitor, just by moving the cursor over the screen. Its not a big problem, but it is definitely an area where there is still room for improvement.
So yes a monitor like this one, rated at 6ms is more than likely to have noticable respons time "lag" like all other LCD monitors out there - its normal with current displays.
6 ms isn't noticable unless you're a korean professional gamer.
The "6ms Typical" respons time, that likely isnt the average responstime, it dosnt say exactly how they messure it. Anyway, the average responstime on gaming monitors can easily be 10-25ms, and that does show. I can clearly see responstime being to slow on my MG279Q 4ms 144hz monitor, just by moving the cursor over the screen. Its not a big problem, but it is definitely an area where there is still room for improvement.
So yes a monitor like this one, rated at 6ms is more than likely to have noticable respons time "lag" like all other LCD monitors out there - its normal with current displays.
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#5483063 Posted on: 10/18/2017 04:57 PM
no refresh rate written..bummer
no refresh rate written..bummer
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#5483165 Posted on: 10/18/2017 10:08 PM
So it has a 14 bit LUT, supports 10 bit output, but isn't HDR compliant because it isn't bright enough? What is the measurement Candela per meter squared anyway? I looked up what it is in Lux, it's 1:1 at a distance of 1 meter.
Anyway, what's the point of this monitor, especially at that price? What's the target demographic supposed to be?
So it has a 14 bit LUT, supports 10 bit output, but isn't HDR compliant because it isn't bright enough? What is the measurement Candela per meter squared anyway? I looked up what it is in Lux, it's 1:1 at a distance of 1 meter.
Anyway, what's the point of this monitor, especially at that price? What's the target demographic supposed to be?
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Thats $109.00 per ms of response time. UMM no thank you.