[18:49 Tue,12.November 2019 by Thomas Richter] |
Eizo has just announced its first OLED monitor, the 21.6" Foris Nova, which will be released in a special 500-piece limited edition. It is also the world&s first OLED monitor with a printed 4K OLED panel. It comes from Japan OLED (JOLED), a joint venture of the Japanese manufacturers Sony, Japan Display and Panasonic and uses an RGB striped subpixel 4K OLED panel with a pixel density of 204 ppi. The Foris Nova probably uses the same 21.6" OLED panel as the Asus ;) Eizo 4K OLED Foris Nova
The 4K (3,840 x 2,160) OLED panel with a color depth of 10-bit has a very low response time of only 0.04ms, a contrast of 1,000,000:1, a peak brightness of 330 nits (132 nits typical) and covers the professional  Rec.2020 color space to 80%. HDR is supported by the HDR10 and HLG ormate - but the low brightness stands in the way of real HDR. However, the interface equipment is a bit meager: the Eizo Foris Nova has only two HDMI 1.4 ports and one USB port for powering a media USB stick such as Amazos Fire TV Stick or Google&s Chromecast. Also its ergonomics reveal that it is not intended for professional work - with the help of its fold-out stand only the picture angle can be changed, not e.g. the height. Or in Eizo&s own words: the Foris Nova is "perfect for private entertainment of 4K videos, streaming, and gaming, including HDR content.". ;) Eizo 4K OLED Foris Nova The 3.2kg heavy Eizo Foris Nova is now available at according to Eizo in a special edition limited to 500 models worldwide (USA, Europe, China and Japan). However, we haven&t yet been able to find it in the shops online - according to rumours, it will be available in Japan for 350,000 yen (approx. 3,000 euros) from 1 November, which would be a good price: the comparable Asus ProArt PQ22UC currently costs around 5,000 euros in Germany.  more infos at bei www.eizoglobal.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Foris Nova, der erste OLED Monitor von Eizo - in limitierter Auflage |
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