Crazy.

This will surely be a TN pannel at this price...which is fine for single monitor solutions due to limited viewing angles. But could look great regardless.

How long do you think a product like this, will be closer to $350-400?

True.

Now we only have to wait for the official specs, and to know the connections it'l have. DP 1.2 is a must, maybe even HDMI 2.0? For that price I doubt it.

I don't see why it wouldn't have it. The Vizio 4K TVs that are coming out and starting at 999 for 50 inch models have HDMI 2.0

If you follow the link, you get the real specs (disappointing)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonevangelho/2014/01/07/dell-wasnt-joking-about-that-28-inch-sub-1000-4k-monitor-its-only-699/
30Hz 3840 x 2160 and 60Hz for 1920 x 1080, Anti-glare TN, DisplayPort 1.21, HDMI 1.4 (MHL 2.0)

Why buy that when Vizio is offering a 4k 50 inch for $999????

http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/01/08/ces-vizio-4k-tvs-will-start-at-999-for-the-50-inch-model

50" is a bit unpractical as a monitor, too large.
50" is a bit small for a 4K living room tv, I'm enjoying 52" 1080p atm.

The 65" reference series sounds good for the living room. I wonder how much that will cost, and if you can get it without the sound bar and subwoofer, no need for sound from the tv. I haven't used tv speakers for my main viewing display since 1996 :)
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2014/01/07/ces-we-feast-our-eyes-on-vizios-120-inch-reference-series-4k-tv

Just price wise, I don't understand why people aren't looking at the 50 inch for $999. It's a much better deal than a 28 inch for $799....

As for me, I would want the 65 inch if I were to get one. However since the price is too steep, I'll just stick with my HDTV.

Excellent price. I'll wait though. I was looking for a bigger monitor actually around the 28-32 inch range. 1080 though!

Just think how much it will be in a year, even 2!!

Edit: Just saw the post above... $999 for 50" is a much better deal.

As a designer, I'd love to have this monitor.