Friday, April 13th 2012
Intel to Push for Higher Resolution PC Displays, Arrive in 2013
Come 2013, and PC consumers could finally break the shackles of regressive PC resolution "standards" such as 1366x768 and 1920x1080, if Intel has its way. At a presentation at IDF Beijing, Intel expressed its desire to see much higher resolution displays for all computing devices, not just PCs, which could in true terms be "retina-matched" display resolutions. At an optimal (comfortable) viewing distance, the resolution of a computing device's screen should match that of your eyes.
If Intel has its way, a 21" all-in-one desktop PC, and a 15" notebook PC screen will have a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels; a 13" Ultrabook PC could have a resolution of 2800x1800 pixels, a 11" Ultrabook and 10" tablet with 2560x1440, and 5" handheld/smartphone with 1280x800. Compare these to the $500+ 27" 1920x1080 monitors that are still sold in the market! A very bold proposal, but one only a company with the industry prominence of Intel can pull off.
Source:
Liliputing
If Intel has its way, a 21" all-in-one desktop PC, and a 15" notebook PC screen will have a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels; a 13" Ultrabook PC could have a resolution of 2800x1800 pixels, a 11" Ultrabook and 10" tablet with 2560x1440, and 5" handheld/smartphone with 1280x800. Compare these to the $500+ 27" 1920x1080 monitors that are still sold in the market! A very bold proposal, but one only a company with the industry prominence of Intel can pull off.
88 Comments on Intel to Push for Higher Resolution PC Displays, Arrive in 2013
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Oh wait! Your serious.................................................................:roll:
If ill have a 24" 4800X2700 monitor, I think ill puke rainbows to death...
but it will be in 2015 at earliest & of course in the premium segment.. as for me i will be content if good quality 2560x1440 monitors(like this) come down to mainstream prices next year, as my monitor upgrade is loong overdue!... keeping my fingers(or eyes :p ) crossed until then
imagine these monitors in.... EYEFINITY :eek:
Would have to measure by frames per minute or hour
Fuck 4k as the human eye can't distinguish the difference somewhere between 1080p and before 4k..
Give me Holographic displays or fuck off!
For comparision the 3.2" 320x480 Galaxy Gio is 180 PPI. The Sony X1 has a 3" 800x480 (312 PPI) display. If you can't distinguish between the 2 of those, well, you need glasses man