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It seems like some company there (besides Apple), should seize the opportunity to differentiate themselves on quality, and deliver supply-chain controlled "bout
by tmountain 6y ago
It seems like some company there (besides Apple), should seize the opportunity to differentiate themselves on quality, and deliver supply-chain controlled "boutique" hardware, which I'm certain many would shell out for.
- philjohn 6y agoThere are already companies who do this, such as Eizo. They cost multiple thousands (or tens of thousands for reference monitors with built-in calibration and Dolby Vision certification).
- dhosek 6y agoI'm thinking the op was imagining something in the middle ground. Maybe +10–40% for a guarantee of quality. The case I can think of is Anker for cables although in that case they also don't charge a premium either.
- philjohn 6y agoHonestly, in that price range, Dell is probably "good enough" Grab something like the i1Display Studio to calibrate and it'll be golden for anyone who doesn't need a hardware LUT or built-in calibration.
- whywhywhywhy 6y agoThere’s no money in it and the XDR is a vanity project. Too expensive for the person who isn’t grading marvel movies but not quite hitting the actual specs needed to grade a marvel movie. Meaning the only people buying it are top tier youtubers