QOTW: Which of your devices has the highest resolution display?

[c12038]

Ipad Air 1

[Gunbuster]

TV 4K, Monitor 1440P, Laptop and Note 3 1080P, PSP 272P

[Potbellieddwarf]

My Sony TV is 4K, (55" Curved)
My PC is 3440 x 1440 Asus PG348Q, (34" IPS Ultrawide Curved)
Wife's PC is 2560 x 1440 Asus PG278Q.(27")
Laptop is 1920 x 1080. (15" IPS)

Mobile - Samsung Galaxy S6 is 2560 x 1440

[Otherhand]

Joint first place between my pc monitor and phone (both 1440p).

[will19565]

all five devices (desktop, laptop, Nvidia Shield, iPhone 6s Plus and Galaxy S4) all have 1080p screens

[SiliconAudio]

I recently purchased a Philips 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 32" IPS monitor. Amazingly, what I have learned through this is that even in Windows 10, Windows scaling is terrible in most applications. Hard to believe that in 2016, Windows is still horrible at high resolutions.

My last monitor was an HP 30" 2560 x 1600, which is the sweet-spot for Windows, as you don't need to scale at that size/resolution.

So, yeah, my highest resolution display is on a Windows 10 PC, but as of right now, it's somewhat wasted in Windows.

[Percy1983]

I recently purchased a Philips 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 32" IPS monitor. Amazingly, what I have learned through this is that even in Windows 10, Windows scaling is terrible in most applications. Hard to believe that in 2016, Windows is still horrible at high resolutions.

My last monitor was an HP 30" 2560 x 1600, which is the sweet-spot for Windows, as you don't need to scale at that size/resolution.

So, yeah, my highest resolution display is on a Windows 10 PC, but as of right now, it's somewhat wasted in Windows.

I have 2 24" UHD monitors and scaling works perfectly (currently 125%), that on windows 10 too.

[chinf]

*switch* *click* *clunk* *BZZZZzzzz!*

Funnily enough, the highest resolution display I have is this huge, beige iiyama CRT that still straddles my desk next to my primary display (a Dell LCD).

iiyama 18" CRT - 2048 x 1536
Dell 24" LCD - 1920 x 1080
Smartphone - 1920 x 1080
Ancient laptop - 1440 x 900 (still better than most laptops on sale today)

[Stuen4y]

Galaxy S7's unnecessary 577 ppi.

[spolsh]

4k - monitor and TV.

[Gh0sty]

My monitor runs 1600x1200 and my Lumia at 1440x2560. The TV doesnt get close to either of thoise!

[Dayks]

My monitor 2560x1080 (29" LG Ultrawide).

[NitrousX]

My monitor is the highest resolution in my house, the Dell S2716DG 2560x1440 <3 this display especially gsync

[Jaffo]

Nexus 7 (1920 x 1200)
LG 22" TV/Monitor (1920 x 1080)
Moto G (1280 x 720)

[Valantar]

For me personally, it's my 2560*1440 Dell U2711 - followed by my 1920*1200 Nexus 7, FHD Xperia Z2 and 1280*800 ThinkPad X201. In my household, it would be my GF's 3200*1800 Yoga 2 Pro, and her Galaxy S7 tied with her Dell U2713HM.

I doubt we'll go past that until we replace our TV sometime in the distant future or if she needs a 4k monitor for video editing. 2560*1440 @27" is perfect for me, although I'd like a 34" 21:9 3440*1440 monitor at some point. Same height, same DPI, just wider (and thus more immersive).

[Valantar]

all five devices (desktop, laptop, Nvidia Shield, iPhone 6s Plus and Galaxy S4) all have 1080p screens

If it's a Shield portable, it's 720p. If it's a Shield tablet, it's 1920*1200.

Galaxy S7's unnecessary 577 ppi.

Given that it's a PenTile S-AMOLED display, I'd say 2560*1440 is "necessary". It's actual (sub)pixel density is around that of a similarly sized FHD LCD.