The screens are available in three sizes: a 16-inch 1080p monitor starting at $1,500, a 27-inch 4K screen ($3,000), and an 86-inch 4K display for full-body presentations ($15,000).
Not too bad considering how much high end monitors cost.
Although the solution looks to aimed solely at 3D design professionals.
To me that’s an astonishingly low price for what it offers at those screen sizes. I can think of some high end professional monitors at the same sizes that cost more simply for high-fidelity color rendition!
Pre-orders for the largest screen come with a 16-inch model at no additional cost. All variants display images in 9:16 portrait orientation only.
I guess they might be usable for only this purpose, so perhaps somewhat limiting, but for anyone who can use this it sounds like a phenomenal price. I would not be surprised to even see this used at amusement parks.
