I built a new PC in January and have been using an older 24" 4K monitor with it and have been looking to upgrade since January. There were a couple monitors in the 32" class that I've been looking at since then but for whatever reason they just didn't seem able to get them out the door. The first one I looked at, the ASUS ProArt PA329Q 32" 4K monitor, was being presented tot he press since early 2015 but is still not available. I then discovered the Benq PV3200PT which is also a 32" 4K monitor, and it to has been known for 8 months or so and has only just now come on the market.
So, I placed my order for the Benq PV3200PT earlier today and we'll see how this works out when I get it, hopefully early next week.
I should mention that the specs for the Benq PV3200PT is pretty good:
KEY FEATURES
List price about $1499 USD but currently available for $1299 USD.
Brian
So, I placed my order for the Benq PV3200PT earlier today and we'll see how this works out when I get it, hopefully early next week.
I should mention that the specs for the Benq PV3200PT is pretty good:
KEY FEATURES
- 32”W Large Screen 3840x2160 UHD Resolution
- 100% Rec. 709 with IPS Technology
- Hardware Calibration with Accuracy Color
- Palette Master Element Color Calibration Software
- Brightness Uniformity Function
- USB 3.0 hub with SDXC card reader
- 3840x2160 at 60Hz(DP, mDP)
3840x2160 at 30Hz(HDMI) - 10-bit color
- HDMI 1.4 , DP 1.2 , mDP 1.2
- Landscape or portrait
List price about $1499 USD but currently available for $1299 USD.
Brian