4K - 24" Dell UP2414Q

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See more of everything — down to the smallest detail

Whether it’s video editing, CGI animation or application and game development, the DellTM UltraSharp 24 Monitor – UP2414Q gives you an up-close-and-personal view.
Our Our highest pixel density sharpens the tiniest details in videos and images for stunning results.
Ultra HD 3840 x 21601 packs in four times the resolution of Full HD.
Get a clear and consistent view with an ultrawide 178°/178° viewing angle.
Keep your virtual workspace organized with the Dell Display Manager’s Easy Arrange feature that lets you neatly display windows side by side.

Stunning color precision and performance

PremierColor technology delivers vivid, true-to-life color and professional tools for detailed projects.
Work confidently knowing your monitor is compatible with major industry color standards, and has wide color coverage such as 99% AdobeRGB and 100% sRGB.
Get exceptional color accuracy and consistency, right out of the box, with precise factory calibration to a Delta-E<2.
Reveal a high level of detail, even in dark areas, with a color depth of 1.07 billion colors.
Fine-tune your colors using the Custom Color mode, or make further adjustments with the user-accessible hardware look-up table (LUT).
Create a custom color palette using Dell UltraSharp Color Calibration Solution software with the optional X-Rite i1Display Pro colorimeter2 (sold separately).

Dell UltraSharp 24 Monitor | UP2414Q - Stunning color precision and performance

Dell UltraSharp 24 Monitor | UP2414Q - Flexible viewing and connectivity
Flexible viewing and connectivity

Quickly adjust your monitor to comfortably fit the way you work.
Tilt, swivel and adjust the height of your monitor to maximize viewing comfort.
Get extensive connectivity with HDMI, DisplayPort, mini-DisplayPort, four USB 3.0 ports and a 6-in-1 media card reader.

Eco-conscious design

The Dell UltraSharp 24 Monitor meets the latest regulatory and environmental standards.
ENERGY STAR® Qualified
EPEAT® Gold3 Rated
TCO Certified Displays
Made with premium-quality materials, the UP2414Q is BFR/PVC-free (excluding external cables) and has arsenic-free glass, a mercury-free LED panel and a chassis made of more than 25 percent post-consumer recycled plastics.


Enhanced power management

Manage power consumption wisely with PowerNap, enabled through the Dell Display Manager to either dim the monitor to the minimum brightness level or put it into sleep mode when it is not in use.


http://www1.la.dell.com/bz/en/corp/peripherals/dell-up2414q/pd.aspx?refid=dell-up2414q&s=corp


I hope they don't screw this one up, better put a zero-PWM backlight on it and no horrid resolution ruining matte film!
 
See, that's the kind of news that makes me drool.

Obviously there is no mention of price but still...
Does anybody know if text (menus in programs) is easily readable on a 24" 4K monitor? I don't mean desktop icons size and DPI tweaks. I mean once I launch my programs of choice (3DS Max, Photoshop and so on) would I be able to read the menus inside or the text will be 4 times smaller than that of a regular 24" 1080p monitor? Don't know much about 4K yet hence the question.

Great find, mate.
Cheers.
 
Sure, all you need is this:


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Dell are also apparently working on a 28" version P2815Q. About time monitor resolutions started to increase, think the prices will be rather high though.
 
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Dell are also apparently working on a 28" version P2815Q. About time monitor resolutions started to increase, think the prices will be rather high though.
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According to this the 28 incher will be under $1000. Could be some comprimises compared to the 32 and 24 inch ones but seems pretty sweet anyway

http://www.techradar.com/news/compu...-monitor-the-size-of-a-living-room-tv-1204112

There's also the 32 incher which is probs using same panel as the Asus and others
 
It will be very interesting to observe the practicalities of running a display with such a pixel pitch - 185 PPI is rather extreme for a monitor. Definitely looking forward to getting my hands on one.

For those interested in something in the slightly larger but perhaps more practical size AU Optronics also have a 27" 4K panel in the works. I'm not really sure about this 'P2815Q'. The model code would suggest it is a member of their Professional series (like the P2414H) rather than UltraSharp. I am expecting if that is the case you can expect a standard rather than wide colour gamut, fewer ports, no hardware calibration and the use of a mysterious panel nobody yet knows about. I'm personally awaiting something official on that one before reporting on it.
 
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Personally, I find this rather hilarious. I'm finding it hard to even justify 2560x1440 on a 27" monitor, and now they're bringing 3840x2160 to a 24" !?

Well, let's just hope the GPU manufacturers will try to keep up (and I don't mean just saying "go for Quad-SLI"), so I can keep using cheapo GPUs to run my system at 1920x1080. :D
 
It's about time 4K came to the 24" monitors, it's the right size for me. The real question is though... How would Windows handle the scaling? I remember with Windows 7 it was pants but I haven't tested it with 8/8.1. And then the price... and not to mention having a GPU good enough to run games on that resolution. Guess I'll be waiting a couple more years before I decide to invest into a 4K screen.
 
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