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Dell UltraSharp U3011
$1,500.00
Released September, 2010
The Pros:10-bit panel with 12-bit LUT. Colour calibrated at the factory - Delta E <5 guaranteed. Improved wake-up and input selection times.
The Cons:No portrait mode (like the U2711). Poor default colour accuracy - has to be calibrated to get the best colour performance. Extremely expensive over the U2410 and U2711.
The Dell UltraSharp U3011 is a professional-grade, 30” in-plane switching (IPS) computer monitor designed for graphics/video professionals. Featured is a maximum 2560x1600 resolution, a 370-nit brightness level, and a 7ms response time.
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More importantly, the U3011 offers a bevy of connectivity/input options, from HDMI to DVI, DisplayPort, USB, and even a multi-card media reader. Critics appreciate the connectivity, as well as all the available color adjustment options, and the support for 24p content. However, there have been reports of judder in Blu-ray panning scenes, input lag (especially while playing fast-paced games), and a very complex menu system.
Features
- Professional-Grade IPS Monitor
- 2560x1600 Resolution (16:10)
- 1005 sRGB / 99% AdobeRGB Standards
- 1000:1 Contrast Ratio
- Custom Color Adjustments
- Height Adjustment Standard
- Tilt/Swivel Adjustments
- Capacitive-Touch Switches
- Dual HDMI Interfaces
- Dual DVI-D w/HDCP Interfaces
- Single DisplayPort
- Single VGA
- USB Upstream/Downstreaem Hub
- 7-in-1 Media Reader
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10-bit panel with 12-bit LUT
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colour calibrated at the factory - Delta E <5 guaranteed
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improved wake-up and input selection times
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16:10 aspect ratio - an important improvement over the U2711's 16:9
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massive 30" display size with an equally massive 2560 x 1600px resolution
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humongous selection of inputs - 2 x DVI, 2 x HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, component
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quality ergonomic stand with height adjustment, tilt and swivel
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built-in xD/SD/MS/MMC card reader
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power / standby LED is not annoying
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high quality IPS panel - impressive colour reproduction capabilities, great viewing angles
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no portrait mode (like the U2711)
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poor default colour accuracy - has to be calibrated to get the best colour performance
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extremely expensive over the U2410 and U2711
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high power consumption - somewhat expected for a 30" IPS
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