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HP LP3065
$1,349.00
Released April, 2004
The Pros:Color accuracy good enough for professional media work and photographers. Can connect to multiple systems out of the box without the use of a KVM switch. Non-glossy screen resists glare, allows work in environments that have windows.
The Cons:Generates a fair amount of heat. Limited amount of fine tuning available through the controls. Colors are over-saturated out of the box, need to be adjusted.
The HP LP3065 is a 30'' LCD display, HP's late addition to the 30'' monitor market. Targeted at professional graphic artists who need such a large monitor, the HP LP3065 comes with many features that make it a better option than other 30'' monitors.
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The 2560 x 1600 and fast response time will enthrall serious gamers who have a suitable video card, and the wide viewing angle (178/178 degrees), along with 92% color gamut, makes for a great cinema experience. Another advantage of the HP LP3065 is its three dual-link DVI inputs, each capable of supporting HDCP. This lets you hook up 3 PC's to the monitor. However, the HP LP3065 lacks an HDMI connection, and the only display option you can change is screen brightness, not color or contrast. A dual-link DVI graphics card is required for this monitor.
Features:
- 30'' display
- 1000:1 contrast ratio
- 16:10 display ratio
- 2560 x 1600 resolution, full HD
- 178/178 degrees viewing angles
- 4 USB 2.0 ports
- On-screen controls: Brightness, input selection
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color accuracy good enough for professional media work and photographers
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can connect to multiple systems out of the box without the use of a KVM switch
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non-glossy screen resists glare, allows work in environments that have windows
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generates a fair amount of heat
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limited amount of fine tuning available through the controls
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colors are over-saturated out of the box, need to be adjusted
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On/off button is the same texture as the rest of the bezel, hard to figure out where to press to turn it on in the dark
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