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Updated eDP interface will start appearing in AiO PCs, laptops and mobile devices by 2016.
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Updated eDP interface will start appearing in AiO PCs, laptops and mobile devices by 2016.
8k mobile devices? Why? Just, why?
'Cos they can..:(Quote:
Originally Posted by plexabit
Desktop/workstation 8K scalerless monitors. VR. Video walls driven by an SOC. Future 8K UHDTVs (test broadcasts 3 years ago, expected public broadcast tests next year).Quote:
Originally Posted by plexabit
'Enbedded' doesn't mean just 'mobile'.
Just in time for my 120" TV. Now all I need is a bigger living room.
Oh, you won't have to worry about a living room, just get a really sturdy marque. Remember, you had to sell your house to buy one of those TV's!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Surely this embedded displayport spec is purely for Apple's next 27" iMac (and a new 40"/60" iMac TV) :p
It's the only device that is (1) embedded, (2) already pushes the limits (5K), and (3) has a manufacturer willing to do such things. All the other AllInOne devices have crappy displays.
Me? I'd just be happy with a 32" 4K monitor at work rather than two 1080p monitors.
I'm ruddy annoyed at this marketing being thrown round, 2k, 4k, 5k, 8k. And I don't want 8k on a mobile device. 720p is perfectly fine and guess what it doesn't rape battery life.
Imagine a 13" laptop with 8K resolution.
But I could easily imagine 8K on a really large TV.
Maybe then they could start bringing out 3D without glasses, definitely a lot of info capable of being streamed through the cables.
Aghhhh, consumerism and capitalism, always time to upgrade, if only I had the money!
Why have 8K laptop the battery life would be terrible