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Philips 276E8VJSB UHD 10-bit IPS Monitor announced at 299 EUR
MMD announces the launch of the very first 4K monitor in their E Line portfolio. The Philips 276E8VJSB LCD monitor is a 27" (68.6 cm) IPS based Ultra HD monitor equipped with the latest technology for ultra-clear picture quality, superior brightness and clarity, and lifelike visuals from any front-angle view.
The Philips 276E8VJSB offers users a plethora of cutting-edge technologies that guarantee impeccable image quality, making this monitor ideal for photography, movies, and web browsing, as well as any professional application requiring consistent brightness and colour accuracy. UltraClear 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) resolution provides excellent precision thanks to its high-performance panel, while IPS LED wide view offers remarkably crisp images and vivid colours that can be appreciated from extra-wide viewing angles of 178/178 degrees. The 10-bit display delivers rich colour depth as well, with 1.074 billion colours and 12-bit internal processing for smooth gradations and detail.
- Display: 27 in, IPS, W-LED, 3840 x 2160 pixels
- Viewing angles (H/V): 178 ° / 178 °
- Brightness: 350 cd/m²
- Static contrast: 1000 : 1, Dynamic contrast: 20000000 : 1
- Refresh rate: 59 Hz - 61 Hz
- Dimensions: 613 x 374 x 41 mm
- Weight: 4.23 kg
The Philips 276E8VJSB is as elegant as it is powerful. Especially well-suited for side-by-side multi-display setups, its ultra-narrow borders mean minimal distractions and a seamless appearance for enhanced productivity, while its slim, contemporary design complements every home décor.
- 4K Ultra HD technology for sharp, clear images
- 10-bit display for bright, beautiful colours (8bit+FRC)
- Slim, contemporary design for easy elegance
Equipped with a wide array of convenient features and options, the Philips 276E8VJSB is designed to make the user experience as enjoyable and rewarding as possible. Features include MultiView connectivity for hassle-free multi-tasking with multiple screens, Flicker-Free technology to regulate brightness and reduce flicker for more comfortable viewing and less eye fatigue after prolonged use, LowBlue Mode for improved wellbeing, eco-friendly materials for greater sustainability, and low power consumption for lighter energy bills.
The Philips 276E8VJSB debuts in mid-November 2018 with an RRP of £259 / 299 EUR / 329 USD.
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#5598256 Posted on: 10/19/2018 08:03 PM
Also 350 cd/m will just be barely enough for HDR in a pitch dark room, too many people are already thinking an HDR sticker will provide HDR...
Also 350 cd/m will just be barely enough for HDR in a pitch dark room, too many people are already thinking an HDR sticker will provide HDR...
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#5598277 Posted on: 10/19/2018 09:01 PM
hmmmm, The 10-bit display delivers rich colour depth as well, with 1.074 billion colours and 12-bit internal processing for smooth gradations and detail.
looks at details:
10-bit display for bright, beautiful colours (
i hate this marketing Bull__hit...
hmmmm, The 10-bit display delivers rich colour depth as well, with 1.074 billion colours and 12-bit internal processing for smooth gradations and detail.
looks at details:
10-bit display for bright, beautiful colours (
8bit+FRC
) yeah right, a true 10 bit display..i hate this marketing Bull__hit...
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#5598281 Posted on: 10/19/2018 09:22 PM
Troll more, you'll get somewhere.
Unfortunately for smartasses like the two of you, my ignore list has almost unlimited capacity.
Just play it safe, no need to over do it to point where Hilbert needs extra server just to calculate posts which you can see.
Those guys are kind of right as much as you are.
Troll more, you'll get somewhere.
Unfortunately for smartasses like the two of you, my ignore list has almost unlimited capacity.
Just play it safe, no need to over do it to point where Hilbert needs extra server just to calculate posts which you can see.
Those guys are kind of right as much as you are.
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#5598296 Posted on: 10/19/2018 10:07 PM
Speaking of latest technology - it looks like a newer revision of the ca. 3 year old (!) panel of the LG 27UD58-B
Lowest price for the latter is currently €279. (Plus there is a version of it with adjustable stand with pivot available - for a bit more).
Therefore i would not call it a great deal price/perf. wise. But the slim bezel on Phil admittably has a more modern and sexy look...
Unfortunately the only relatively affordable option i could find with 4K HDR & 120+ Hz is the ViewSonic VP2785-4K, prices starting around €1000.
(If someone is already spoiled with a size of 32" or more - like me - would have to pay 2300++ for similar specifications)
So the tech seems a bit too expensive for most gamer - and most professionals do not really care about gaming specs for a monitor...
Could you settle for WQHD/"2K"? The MSI Optix AG32CQ
(all these start from around €400).
Speaking of latest technology - it looks like a newer revision of the ca. 3 year old (!) panel of the LG 27UD58-B
(both using LG-Philips LCDs)
...Only difference i can make out is the brightness is higher on announced Philips, and older LG has FreeSync (40-60Hz)
.Lowest price for the latter is currently €279. (Plus there is a version of it with adjustable stand with pivot available - for a bit more).
Therefore i would not call it a great deal price/perf. wise. But the slim bezel on Phil admittably has a more modern and sexy look...
Jesus, I wish companies f**ked off with the 60Hz nonsense already.
Unfortunately the only relatively affordable option i could find with 4K HDR & 120+ Hz is the ViewSonic VP2785-4K, prices starting around €1000.
(If someone is already spoiled with a size of 32" or more - like me - would have to pay 2300++ for similar specifications)
So the tech seems a bit too expensive for most gamer - and most professionals do not really care about gaming specs for a monitor...
Could you settle for WQHD/"2K"? The MSI Optix AG32CQ
or Acer ED3 ED323QURA or
ViewSonic VX3258-2KC would be a good choice for you then(all these start from around €400).
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Yeah, this 8bit+FRC gimmick is NOT true 10 bit and not worth your time or money. If you know you actually need 10 bit, DON'T buy this monitor for professional work.