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Oct 15, 2011 09:37 |  #1

Being involved in radiology as well as photography, I get to see a fair bit of new display technology.

Imagine one these as a monitor for a Photoshop workstation: http://radiforce.com/e​n/products/col-rx840.html (external link) (8 megapixel monitor - same company as Eizo)

combined with one of these as a 'mousepad': http://www.wacom.asia/​cintiq24hd (external link) (24-inch Wacom touchscreen, which can display the same thing as the review monitor)

Pricey, but worth it?




  
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Oct 17, 2011 18:46 |  #2

Can only imagine what that monitor costs. Pretty cool though.


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Oct 18, 2011 03:15 |  #3

Maybe still the rx-430, since the 840 is about 37" display and it really wouldn't be practical for image editing at normal distances.

I couldn't even find "retail" prices for the monitors, so it's safe to say these monitors are probably out of reach for most of us. Would be cool though...


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Oct 18, 2011 09:21 |  #4

I'm finding out the price through work - can justify it as a dual-use monitor, for both looking at X-rays and processing photos!




  
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