Eizo introduces a new 24-inch monitor, and a limited edition

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Eizo has introduced a new 24-inch monitor aimed at graphic use. This wide-gamut screen has a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels and extra docking functions via USB-C. The limited edition is already available at an attractive price. But there is a catch.

The CS2400S has an aspect ratio of 16:10, giving the image slightly more room than a traditional 16:9 ratio. This can be very useful when viewing and editing photos. The IPS panel covers 99% of the AdobeRGB colour space, and 95% of DCI-P3.

You get a 10-bit display and a 16-bit LUT. The screen has a brightness of 410 cd/m2 and a contrast ratio of 1350:1. The monitor has hardware calibration for brightness, white point and gamma.

The monitor provides a DisplayPort signal with 70 watts of Power Delivery over the USB-C connection. This allows you to connect your computer with a single cable and, in the case of a laptop, charge it. There is a USB hub with two USB-3 and two USB-2 downstream ports.

With these options, the monitor can be used as a dock, limiting the number of cables needed. There is also a separate DisplayPort and HDMI port for a more traditional connection.

Eizo is also offering a Limited Edition version, which is already available. This CS2400S-LE is compatible with Windows PCs and Intel Macs. The catch is that M1/M2 Apple computers are not yet compatible because of the video signal.

The flickering that occurs with M1/M2 Apple computers can be fixed with a firmware update. But the monitor will then run at a refresh rate of 30 Hz.

The Eizo CS2400S has a recommended retail price of 812 euros. The Limited Edition is available for 659 euros. But only while stocks last.

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