Geared toward professional users who require lots of screen real estate and accurate performance, the HP ZR30w is a gargantuan 30-inch desktop monitor that uses S-IPS (Super In-Plane Switching) panel ...
HP are all about the colors with their new LCD display, since they reckon the 30-inch S-IPS panel used in the HP ZR30W is capable of showing more than one billion of them. In fact, it'll reach 1.07bn ...
You've seen the affordable end of the IPS scale, now how about something gluttonously extravagant? HP is refreshing its Performance Display line with the new ZR30w, a 30-inch S-IPS panel whose 1.07 ...
HP’s new ZR30w S-IPS LCD display has a color resolution of 30-bits per pixel, resulting in some 1.07 billion displayable colors. If you’re keeping count, that’s about 64 times as many as you can see ...
What gets a creative person (designer, animator, photographer, etc.) drooling when you’re talking about hardware? A monitor with enough real estate to block the sun ...
Hewlett-Packard has some new displays to share with the world, including the stand-out HP ZR30w S-IPS LCD panel that boasts a groundbreaking 1.07 billion displayable colors. At the top of the pack is ...
HP‘s oh-so-HP-named ZR30w monitor is an S-IPS type LCD, similar to the beautiful display in Apple’s iPad–but so much better. It’s a 30-incher, so you already know it means business, with a 2560 x 1600 ...
The new HP ZR30w can display all the colors of the rainbow, if the rainbow in question has 1.07 billion colors that is. That’s about 64 times more than Apple’s more expensive 30-inch Cinema HD Display ...
HP's latest 30-incher is a masterclass in image quality. It's also expensive to the point of near irrelevancy. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so ...
I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...
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