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Old 16th Apr 2012, 08:58   #1
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Sharp goes IGZO for new high-res panels
Sharp has taken the wraps off its first IGZO-based panels

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardwar...-igzo-panels/1
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Old 16th Apr 2012, 10:26   #2
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Someone please tell me my new Dell U2711 is still impressive....not that I need the latest tech or anything.
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Old 16th Apr 2012, 12:35   #4
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Give me a 24" retina display monitor for my PC!
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You mean you want a 2k 24inch IPS panel? Please don't be taken in by apple marketing talk. Retina just stand for hi-res IPS panels which some of us have had long before the iPad
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This is a lot more interesting for laptops and phones and stuff than it is for desktop displays.
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interesting how indium, gallium, and zinc are all related and used in the same product. i wonder why they need all 3? indium is somewhat expensive.
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I guess if there was no Indium then we would have had the GZ display, or called GaZo. IGZO sounds a bit better. :-)
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I knew we would be getting these Ultra High res monitors soon! Now we are going to need 10GB VRAM GFX cards to run them.

Even with a Screen size of 60" the sharpness at 2ft away is going to be awesome, and as good as a 6x screen eyefinity setup!
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the "retina" thing refers to the pixel density, and in those terms very few displays in that area
and yes we had high res ips panels for ages, but they where 27-30inch, and not 10~inch
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because they are elements found all over the place and are used for all kinds of electronic components
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any word on the price? I would rather not sell my first born for a better monitor. While it's nice, I have a feeling there's an upper limit and diminishing returns on desktop monitors. For instance having a 4-5K pixel wide resolution on a 23" monitor won't enable you to do much more, everything would look a lot sharper, but after awhile you would be using processing power to driver extra pixels that don't help you. You're fundamentally limited by the size of workable things like windows, not the resolution. So while I welcome this technology I don't expect it to change my life.

also, it would require an exponential increase in processing power to driver video games at such high native resolutions
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I've hung on to my power-hungry Dell 2407 16:10 24in IPS monitors for the last 5 years because the monitor manufacturers haven't offered me anything worth upgrading to without going to an impractical 30in.
Consolification of gaming hasn't helped. What is the point of getting a Bajillion MP panel if the games you play were designed to run at 1080, or even 720?

Since I purchased it, monitor resolutions haven't increased and nor has DPI, power use has dropped slightly (57-100w down to 38 - 75w), and "better" processing specifications haven't lead to an appreciably better viewing experience.
I have been wondering what they have been doing for the last few years.
Hopefully I am about to see.
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I hope the introduction of high resolution displays will drive the PC gaming market somewhat.
More Pixels requires more POWER so giving enthusiasts more reason to buy Uber gaming PCs.
But then again its the console oriented developers that are holding us back...
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All this talk of even higher resolutions has made me see any of the top line GPU's as a bad purchase at the moment (except for those with plenty spare money) unless I was to stay on 2560x1440 which I think I will, but still I think I'll hold on to my 580 until these big res screens go retail & GPU manufacturers have started doing good enough GPU's that can handle the bigger res easy, so looks like my 580 is going to be a keeper card for maybe another 2 years I'd guess, reminds me of the 8800GTX so I don’t have to worry about going budget crazy for scraping the money for a 680 now.

I am loving the news of awesome res & lower power though, good steps forward.
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