[Quick$bux]

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp...1&displayTab=O

Yeah, I'll take two.

[ResuNezily]

Yeah and play Crysis all maxed out.

[Lipitorseffec]

You'd need a couple of Nvidia Tesla units to push those pixels in modern games.

And a three phase home electricity supply, since the thing consumes 3.7kw.

[swoluelvede]

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp...1&displayTab=O

Yeah, I'll take two.

But you need three for Eyefinity.

[geraint.faughn]

You'd need a couple of Nvidia Tesla units to push those pixels in modern games.

And a three phase home electricity supply, since the thing consumes 3.7kw.

Input is 200-240, so you don't need 3-phase. You need a dedicated 30A 220V line, which is MUCH cheaper to install. Chances are if you are running this, you will probably run another dedicated line for your home theater equipment anyway.

[JohnTruels]

Input is 200-240, so you don't need 3-phase. You need a dedicated 30A 220V line, which is MUCH cheaper to install. Chances are if you are running this, you will probably run another dedicated line for your home theater equipment anyway.

I was just being a little hyperbolic.

[Thorwaywhobia]

Aren't the 79xx series cards the only gaming ones to support that resolution?

Wait 5 years and they'll probably be a 'mere' $100k, or so

TBH, I'd expect that size monitor to be very tiring as, unless one is a long way from it, one would have to keep moving ones head and eyes quite a long way, constantly.

[9mm_fan]

TBH, I'd expect that size monitor to be very tiring as, unless one is a long way from it, one would have to keep moving ones head and eyes quite a long way, constantly.

According THX and SMPTE viewing standards you need to be a minimum of about 17-18 feet and a maximum of a little over 20 feet to appreciate 1080p at it's best on that size of a screen.

And that's for 1080p, if you have 4K (4096*2160) content, you'd need to be much closer to the screen, probably around 10-12 feet away.

Otherwise there's no point in having the resolution as you wouldn't be able to see the details unless you have some kind of augmented eyesight.

[doogiehoussi]

Can anybody recommend a monitor arm for this? I assume it is VESA compliant. Looking to use 3 in portrait mode.

Cheers,

[draigenia]

Can anybody recommend a monitor arm for this? I assume it is VESA compliant. Looking to use 3 in portrait mode.

Cheers,

Here you go.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...d=1992&subcat=

Might need a tiny modification but otherwise you should be fine, and it's only 99 GBP.

[PlayboyAtWork]

It is slightly smaller but I will wait for their 8k resolution model.

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/27/p...sma-nhk-japan/