The iPhone 4's Retina Display is 3.5 inches, with a resolution of 960x640 and a pixel density of 326ppi. Pretty much everyone agrees it looks great. So how incredible must ORTUS's new 4.8-inch, 1,920×1080, 458ppi display look?
ORTUS, a collaborative venture between Casio and Toppan Printing, announced the Hyper Amorphous Silicon TFT (HAST) display today in Japan. The company claims it's up to 30% brighter than other TFT displays, capable of producing 16.8 million colors and has a viewing angle of 160 degrees.
But if the Retina Display, as Apple claims, is pushing up against the threshold for the human eye, is ORTUS's added pixel density really that important? I'm reserving judgment until I can watch Dark Knight on the thing.
wow thats so cool
ReplyDeleteWow that looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteme want
ReplyDeleteWe're close to maxed out - hence the big marketing push on 3D
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible. Imagine the technology we'll have in only five years from now.
ReplyDeleteWould love to have one of those!
ReplyDeletewow awesome
ReplyDeletethat is beautiful
ReplyDeleteCrazy!
ReplyDeletethat's a seriously slick display
ReplyDeleteVery nice, how much?
ReplyDeletei want to upgrade!
ReplyDeletewow man very cool info :) iphone 4 rules
ReplyDeleteincredible stuff
ReplyDeleteWould be sick to have one of these! Be watching concerts on this :D
ReplyDeleteWOW, I could use this ! :D
ReplyDeletenice, dude!
ReplyDeleteApple is right if you ask me :P
ReplyDeleteThat's such a high resolution it makes my computer screen look bad ;D
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI want it.
ReplyDeletedamn my 20" monitor's resolution is less than that.
ReplyDeleteMeh. I'll keep my shitty old Nokia. It does it's job fine.
ReplyDeletelook so good...
ReplyDeleteawesome! must be expensive tho :(
ReplyDeleteseems awsome, really !
ReplyDeleteFull HD :D
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