[Trippynet]

Well, my beloved 28" ViewSonic monitor has finally bit the dust and died. It was 12 years old (so served me very well), but it's annoying as nobody makes 28" 16:10 displays any more, and I hate 16:9 screens. The fact that it supported SoG was a bonus as well. I'm currently using an old HP 24" 16:10 monitor from the loft (acquired 2 of these free from work - always knew they'd come in handy some day). It's a nice screen, but feels so small when you are used to a 28" display.

Anyway, I've just splashed out on a Dell UP3017 - 30" 16:10 2560x1600 display. Not sure if it supports SoG, but seeing as I usually run my SGIs from a secondary 20" Dell screen, it's not a major concern. I'm thankful that there are still a few large 16:10 manufacturers out there - even if the screens aren't cheap!

[micrex22]

Well, my beloved 28" ViewSonic monitor has finally bit the dust and died. It was 12 years old (so served me very well), but it's annoying as nobody makes 28" 16:10 displays any more, and I hate 16:9 screens. The fact that it supported SoG was a bonus as well. I'm currently using an old HP 24" 16:10 monitor from the loft (acquired 2 of these free from work - always knew they'd come in handy some day). It's a nice screen, but feels so small when you are used to a 28" display.

Anyway, I've just splashed out on a Dell UP3017 - 30" 16:10 2560x1600 display. Not sure if it supports SoG, but seeing as I usually run my SGIs from a secondary 20" Dell screen, it's not a major concern. I'm thankful that there are still a few large 16:10 manufacturers out there - even if the screens aren't cheap!

Well you can buy 1:1 displays too:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1...5_tft.html

EIZO does manufacture 16:10 displays past 24" (although they do have quite a bit of 24" ones):
https://www.eizo.be/radiforce/rx660/ (30")
https://www.eizo.be/duravision/fdu2603wt/ (26")
https://www.eizo.be/duravision/fdu2603w/ (26")

[Trippynet]

That 1:1 screen is interesting, haven't seen anything like that before!

I think I'll have to pass on the Eizo 30" screen. As lovely as it looks, it does have a list price of ‎$13,790.00. I think my wife may have something to say if I dropped that kind of money on a monitor

[jan-jaap]

EIZO screens haven't supported SOG for a while now (except some of the specialty monitors maybe); a major reason I've switched to NEC.

NEC and EIZO are both big on hardware calibrated screens.