Wednesday, September 4th 2013
ASUS Zenbook UX301 to Feature WUXGA Screen Resolution
Desktop PC monitor manufacturers may have their heads collectively stuck up their in sand, but smartphone, tablet, and notebook display panel makers don't, and that's only working to bring the fabled post-PC era upon us quicker. A case in point, ASUS' upcoming Zenbook UX301 Ultrabook, which features a brilliant WUXGA (2560 x 1440 pixels) resolution on its 13.3-inch screen, covered by a 10-point multi-touch layer, under a Corning Gorilla Glass 3 panel. In its recently posted promotional video, ASUS also shed light on its feature-set, which includes a 15.5 mm-thick body (when closed), Core i7 "Haswell" processor, SonicMaster audio, and 802.11ac WLAN.
8 Comments on ASUS Zenbook UX301 to Feature WUXGA Screen Resolution
y u no 1080p :mad:
"Fine, here is a 2560x1440p laptop, hope you are happy"
Desktop scaling pls :slap:
There is no end to this little game it seems :ohwell:
8.1 will have proper windows scaling, and I believe Asus will have something in mind too.
Damn.
Interface bandwidth is why desktop resolutions have not increased, it would be nice if more people realized this.
Interface bandwidth has nothing to do with why the only 2560x1440 monitors that are reasonably priced are all 27" and bought on ebay from South Korea, it would be nice if people that can't take the time to read the thread would realize this.