$700 28" 4K Monitor from Samsung / 10-bit 1080p OLED

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http://www.pcworld.com/article/2137477/samsung-lowballs-the-4k-competition-with-700-display.html

 

Want 10-bit 1080p 24.5" OLED instead? http://www.flandersscientific.com/index/cm250.php ($6500)

A 10-bit display is needed to see 10-bit material. For 8-bit displays, the image needs to be tone-mapped and dithered from 10-bit- this usually happens on final render. Not clear if apps like Resolve and AE do real-time tone-mapping+dithering to 8-bit (or at least when paused).