SmallHD 703 Ultra Bright on-board monitor specifications and features

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2017Monitors forum

DisputedParticipants disagreed and reached no conclusion. Read the findings as positions, not as an answer.

The 703 Ultra Bright produces approximately 2500 nits of brightness compared to 1000 nits on the 702 model.
Power consumption is approximately 12-13 watts, which is roughly half that of the DP7 High Bright monitor.
The monitor features a glass bonded screen and includes Lemo connectors for power with a second Lemo for pass-through power delivery.
The 703 has four 1/4-20 inch mounting holes on the back and top/bottom, with a modular cage system and sun shade in development.
The monitor uses a different Molex connector compared to the DP7 series, with V-Mount and Anton Bauer battery plate compatibility, though Sony L-series plates may require modification.
Function buttons can be individually assigned to specific operations rather than just page navigation.
Heat dissipation was improved compared to the 502 model to avoid reducing LCD lifespan.
The 703 is heavier than the 702 and may require an additional battery mounted on the back for Steadicam use.

Actual measured power draw specifications were questioned and remained unconfirmed in the discussion.
Actual sunlight performance was not directly observed by discussion participants.
The prototype development meant some features like the cage system and shade were still being finalized.
Zoom function performance compared to competing monitors like TVLogic was not evaluated.
Boot-up behavior and power restoration characteristics were not addressed.