New Dell 30" 4k Oled Announced CES 2016

[RareEntitee]

http://www.engadget.com/2016/01/06/dell-ultrasharp-30-latitude-12-7000-latitude-13-7000/

so far the shows been a bit drib n drap but looks like were oled is finally being scaled in other applications. Release is expected beginning Q2, for a stonking $4999. But at least blb will hopefully be something of the past. Also uses usb type c as a display connector, which hopefully means amd,nvidia will adopt display port 1.3 in their next graphic card iterations.

further pics:

 

[darwin1859]

That would be a nice size for 4K. I have a 28", and it's fine for photo editing and gaming, but the desktop scale is slightly too small.

 

[RareEntitee]

No backlight means................................

 

[darwin1859]

Nice.

 

[ToTheMax]

That price though, talk about bleeding edge!

 

[skarpinis]

amazing I will start saving money for oled only 60hz?

 

[Ryan-3]

Only when they straighten up the second L!

As with all technology, the first is very expensive. Hopefully OLED does find its feet, as after going superwide I would like my next monitor to be an OLED superwide.

 

[RSR]

Levels of want are high with this!

 

[wellibob]

Im all for this. Just need a £450 single graphics card to easily pump out 80+ fps with ease. Till then I'm good.

 

[Radox-0]

Looks awesome.

The day they make a 4k Ultrawide OLED with G-Sync and 100+ Refresh rate.... One can wish

 

[Orangey]

Wow 5 grand for a monitor with glare?

 

[^JP^]

Any word on warranty, lifespan, operating hours of the OLED?

I know the organic layer will breakdown over time but how many years are we talking?

 

[RareEntitee]

"The UP3017Q has a 0.1ms response time, a contrast ratio of 400,000 to 1, and a refresh rate of 120Hz."

Hopefully a top range pascal gpu should be able to push this @4k, minus the gsync,

 

[RareEntitee]

Any word on warranty, lifespan, operating hours of the OLED?

I know the organic layer will breakdown over time but how many years are we talking?

Dont know all the info provided and i quote:

Dell says it has remedied the shortcomings of OLED panels by introducing a pixel-shifting algorithm that prevents burn-in, and an image sensor that can tell whether or not you're viewing the monitor and turns it off when it's not in use.

 

[RareEntitee]

Wow 5 grand for a monitor with glare?

i know, but i guess its first to market inflated price, heck you can even get a 65 inch lg oled tv in that price bracket

 

[^JP^]

Dont know all the info provided and i quote:

Dell says it has remedied the shortcomings of OLED panels by introducing a pixel-shifting algorithm that prevents burn-in, and an image sensor that can tell whether or not you're viewing the monitor and turns it off when it's not in use.

Must mean there really is lifespan issues still for them to turn it on and off with a proximity sensor!

 

[Phixsator]

That panel is 120hz boys.. start drooling

https://pcmonitors.info/dell/dell-up3017q-4k-uhd-oled-monitor/

 

[Twirlywoos]

That panel is 120hz boys.. start drooling

https://pcmonitors.info/dell/dell-up3017q-4k-uhd-oled-monitor/

No, it's all speculation based on connectivity atm.

 

[RareEntitee]

No, it's all speculation based on connectivity atm.

if its using usb type c's display port alt mode as an output, its got 40gb of bandwith to play with to support both display port 1.3 and thunderbolt 3 , easy enough to accomodate 4k @ 120hz on the dp 1.3 spec

 

[pmc25]

That panel is 120hz boys.. start drooling

https://pcmonitors.info/dell/dell-up3017q-4k-uhd-oled-monitor/

Panel can likely do well over 120hz. More a question of what controller / scaler can manage and what connectivity is.