[ImJustAnotherOkie]

Well, they just introduced some new equipment.

$5000 for the monitor and $999 for the stand, or if you have your own stand the Vesa adapter is a mere $200.

The New Big box can support up to 8 of those monitors, can I sign you up?

[Yossarian]

Well, they just introduced some new equipment.
$5000 for the monitor and $999 for the stand, or if you have your own stand the Vesa adapter is a mere $200.

$1K for the optional stand is indeed asinine, but then again my desk already has movable monitor arms, so I don't use stands, anyways, nor do many others, and inexpensive ones are plentiful.

However, you are leaving out the highly unusual specs that make the $5K "Pro Display XDR" worth $5K, for those producing HDR video:

• Resolution: 6016 by 3384 pixels (20.4 million pixels) at 218 pixels per inch
• Brightness: 1000 nits sustained (full screen), 1600 nits peak1
• Contrast ratio: 1,000,000:1
• 2D backlighting system using 576 full array local dimming zones
• Viewing angle: Superwide angle with high-fidelity color and contrast at 89º left, 89º right, 89º up, 89º down
• Color: P3 wide color gamut, 10-bit depth for 1.073 billion colors
• Available reference modes: HDR Video (P3-ST 2084), HDTV Video (BT.709-BT.1886), NTSC Video (BT.601 SMPTE-C), PAL and SECAM Video (BT.601 EBU), Digital Cinema (P3-DCI), Digital Cinema (P3-D65), Design and Print (P3-D50), Photography (P3-D65), Internet and Web (sRGB)

You have to compare this to other "reference monitors", which are also in a different league.

Besides, it isn't like you can't just run into Fry's and get the best 4K 32" monitor on sale that day. All these parts have commodity options these days.

[itsahoot]

The New Big box can support up to 8 of those monitors, can I sign you up?

Want to expound a little on the value you get at those prices then show us how to build a similar equipped PC for one tenth the cost.