Does Dreamworks Entertainment qualify as "broadcast"? Dunno if they actually used the things in the making of Kung Fu Panda, but they certainly do a bit of product placement for HP in the making-of features.
Remember too that it's only 1900 x 1280 and sells for a hundreds more than a 30" Cinema Display which has a heck of a lot more pixels.
Yes, stand is fully adjustable, and easily removed by means of a quick-release clamp on the back of the display panel.
Not sure what the USB port is for. Not real convenient for general use on the bottom of the display, is it. Didn't recall seeing a display calibrator probe in the box. One of the menu items does show "X hours since last calibration", and elsewhere is mention of firmware updates, so there are obviously some built-in smarts in that panel. Guess I will have to read the (stupid, needlessly PC-only) documentation disk to find out.
Light-wise, I've been thinking of getting a tiny LED ring light for the pocket cameras, maybe something I could simply leave in my bag. But mixed light sources are still a problem for me.
Remember too that it's only 1900 x 1280 and sells for a hundreds more than a 30" Cinema Display which has a heck of a lot more pixels.
Yes, stand is fully adjustable, and easily removed by means of a quick-release clamp on the back of the display panel.
Not sure what the USB port is for. Not real convenient for general use on the bottom of the display, is it. Didn't recall seeing a display calibrator probe in the box. One of the menu items does show "X hours since last calibration", and elsewhere is mention of firmware updates, so there are obviously some built-in smarts in that panel. Guess I will have to read the (stupid, needlessly PC-only) documentation disk to find out.
Light-wise, I've been thinking of getting a tiny LED ring light for the pocket cameras, maybe something I could simply leave in my bag. But mixed light sources are still a problem for me.