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Good question..I'm not too familiar with the ProArt series or wide gamut monitors in general.
Here is something that you might want to read - http://www.gballard.net/photoshop/srgb_wide_gamut.html
Price: $600 for local transaction in Houston, TX preferred
(if not in the area, contact me if seriousand we'll see about work something out)
Item condition: 10 Preowned equipment, but appears as new
Hate to see it go, but my I'm putting it up for sale. It's very highly regarded for...
Hey,
I have one. Bought it in 2009, and used it sparingly...mostly because my photography hobby never became more than just a hobby, and I like using my laptop in my bed. I'm in Houston TX, so not sure how much shipping would be. Let me know, maybe we can work something out.
I like smc for cooling my mbp for more comfortable lap use, don't really care when it's 'docked' on my desk...just let it take care of the thermal regulation on it's own
I guess I got lucky...I bought a non-refurb with full warranty off of techforless for 520+shipping. It should get here tomorrow, so hopefully it's not a hoax! :)
Anyway, as for the calibrator/software...the puck that comes with the spectraview kit it an x-rite eye-one 2...which is the same...
The 2490 is 16:10, not 16:9.
If you look around you can get one for around 50-60% of msrp. I picked up an open box 2490 with full warranty for $520+shipping the other day.
It's my first one. It was listed as an open box but not refurbished; website says it carries full warranty:
"Open Box products are in original manufacturer condition, are fully functional, include accessories, and carry manufacturer warranty."
I figure with the good reviews and their nice...
Looks like a 23" x1080 ips screen for msrp of $380
http://www.necdisplay.com/Products/Product/?product=a8f8336f-6f87-4065-b3ad-c2fa8204f2a0
Looks good...wonder how it will compare to the 2490 and it's 3x price :)
Hey thanks for the link to that site, I picked up a new 2490 for $545 shipped - I'll make a thread for when it arrives. Going to hook it up to a macbook pro; hopefully no issues. :)
I'll play devils advocate:
Higher resolution screen on the touch(I dont buy the OLED hype either, look at the photo above, washed out in normal use lighting...that's why all the demos of it pre-release were shot in dark conditions, and the screen degrades by it's very nature from day one)...
Yes I read past the headline, that's why I linked it.
"I would characterize it as: windows Vista, a lot better," he said, "Windows Vista is good, Windows 7 is Windows Vista with cleanup in user interface, improvements in performance."
Gee, isn't that what people said SL is, yet bash Apple...
No, it's because 7 is Vista. Heck, Ballmer said it himself - http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2332756,00.asp
Did you even read what I wrote?
Unlike the 7RC, Vista RC2 was only available to the public as a limited release (something like 200K non technet users could download it)