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1080p no longer king of HD
Does Sony think they've got the king of Hi-Def with their upcoming PS3 that has 1080p support? Yes they do. But do they really? Not anymore!
CePro is reporting that Sharp is working on a new LCD that will support resolution up to 4096 x 2160
Meanwhile, there's more bad news as BluRay supporter Samsung has announced they're building a laptop with built-in HD-DVD drive
Does this mean that BluRay support is fading?
CePro is reporting that Sharp is working on a new LCD that will support resolution up to 4096 x 2160
In the HDTV world, 1080p is currently king. The recently completed CEDIA Expo featured boatloads of 1080p projectors, plasmas and LCDs. But at CEATEC is Japan, Sharp showed off a 64-inch LCD monitor, sporting a 4096 x 2160 resolution, featuring 8.84 million pixels. 1080who?
Meanwhile, there's more bad news as BluRay supporter Samsung has announced they're building a laptop with built-in HD-DVD drive
Like Acer and fellow "strong" Blu-ray supporter LG, Samsung is showing the hi-def crowd how to mix it up by opening their Blu-ray love affair to the HD DVD camp. Here we have their M55 -- formerly billed as the "world's thinnest and lightest 17-inch widescreen" at 30.5 - 34.4-mm thick and 2.99-kg -- only now packing some swank HD DVD action along with an apparent pixel increase to 1920x1200.
Does this mean that BluRay support is fading?
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