Hazro series - HZ30Wi, HZ30WiQ, HZ27WA, HZ27WB & HZ27WC

Duff-Man said:
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Not a healthy sign.
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It could be a healthy sign actually, there is no real reason the website should be gone offline all of a sudden without real reason so they COULD be linking it to a new webserver with the new site on it, this can take some time. I'd reckon they would do the .co.uk site first.
 
phinix said:
I think something is cooking.. both Hazro websites don't work...
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Yup. The head, and both humps of the Loch Ness monster are now submerged with a bunch of die-hard Nessie hunters camping on the shore hoping for a sighting.

Is what we saw really out there? Or was it just a floating log? More importantly, can we soon finally put an end to all this speculation and get on with our lives!?
 
Annnoying. Even after the take-down there is still information stating the HZ27Wa has displayport.
I seem to be the only person interested in if the monitors will work directly with a displayport cable + Dp to DVI convertor, & i can't ask them directly because Firefox refuses to display the "two words" required on their 'Contact Us' screen. (I assume it's Captchpa, which i often have problems with).
Did ask Hazro on here over a month ago, but he's been MIA for at least 3 weeks.
Will probably end up buying one before i get a reply, & hopefully it will all work, else it all goes back (assuming they do get released).
 
Pete_G said:
btw, can somone explain to me the difference between DVD-D single & DVI-D dual link cables? The Hazro requires DVD-D single, right?
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It's both DVI-D (digital), not DVD-D :D.... but anyway dual link has a few more pins, it can transport more data / bandwith. Which is needed to support high resolution like these screens have. If you don't have DVI-D dual link video card or cable you won't get the resolution, period.

here is some good information btw:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
 
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Vir said:
It's both DVI-D (digital), not DVD-D :D.... but anyway dual link has a few more pins, it can transport more data / bandwith. Which is needed to support high resolution like these screens have. If you don't have DVI-D dual link video card or cable you won't get the resolution, period.
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Yeah sorry, mis-type on the first one.
I just discovered it's to do with resolution. It now appears that all the DVI-D dual converters are active (powered), but more importantly they must be attached at the graphics card end of the cable! I was hoping to attach an adapter on the monitor end of the (displayport) cable, this does not appear to be possible.
 
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