HP LP2480zx Expert Reviews

At HP's Connecting Your World event in Berlin last week, HP introduced the world's first affordable color-critical computer display, the HP DreamColor LP2480zx. This new display generates the industry's first combination of true 30-bit color (enabling ...

The DreamColor tag on the HP DreamColor LP2480zx - it appears only in marketing, and not on the monitor itself - comes from a collaboration between HP and SKG Dreamworks movie studio

We're also told that this 24-inch panel displays billions of colours, which may be true, but it's neither useful nor unique. Most high-end panels include 12-bit colour control rather than the HP DreamColor LP2480zx's 10-bit control but your eyes can't ...

The DreamColor tag on the HP DreamColor LP2480zx - it appears only in marketing, and not on the monitor itself - comes from a collaboration between HP and SKG Dreamworks movie studio.

At almost £2,000, the HP DreamColor LP2480zx isn€™t exactly a budget 24in monitor, and HP is taking on some tough competition from Eizo and NEC. The wider gamut and extra features give it a technical edge, but considering that a similarly specced ...

Born out of a partnership between HP and Dreamworks SKG, the LP2480zx has a lot of professional backing behind it. We see how well it performs.

High performance, wide gamut ; tilt, swivel and rotate ; robust build, effective OSD, multiple inputs, picture-in-picture

Expensive, stand hardware is slightly wobbly, OS X colour profile isn't accurate, control software doesn't support OS X (but isn't essential)

The DreamColor tag on this monitor - it only appears in marketing, and not on the monitor itself - comes from a collaboration between HP and SKG Dreamworks movie studio. The studio wanted a panel with a wide colour range and good linearity suitable ...

HP's DreamColor is a dream come true for amateur photographers and wannabe directors. But, boy, does it come at a price…

Stunning image clarity. Huge range of inputs

Not exactly a credit crunch price tag

Superb up-scaling of video, impeccable colours

It's hard to fault this monitor, but it probably could use some more calibration options in its menu system

For colour critical applications, this monitor is ideal. Its colours were vibrant and its black level was perfect.

Taste the rainbow. No seriously - stick out your tongue

Super-high resolution; Incredible colour depth; Feels built to last a lifetime

Not for the average joe; Slightly unimpressive contrast ratio

A hugely convenient leap for designers everywhere

hp lp2480zx review: HP's LP2480zx is a sight to behold. Now if only we had a spare AU$4,200 kicking around...

Natural, vibrant colours without being garish, Large array of inputs, Massive configurability through the OSD

PIP mode not as comprehensive as it could be, Bundled calibration software has poor multi-monitor support

HP's LP2480zx is a sight to behold. Now if only we had a spare AU$4,200 kicking around...

HP and DreamWorks Animation have teamed up for initiativeDreamColor who gave birth to the screen DreamColor LP2480zx, capabled'afficher 1 billion colors in 30 bits to give rise to a range of screens for image professionals .

HP introduces this quality monitor at a price affordable to own for the professionals that are very high demands on the color and color fastness .

+ extreme range of colors, color fastness + 10 bit color through display port +

- adjustment reaction - energy

A hit for the creative people that the (correct) colors important .