Dell unveils 32" 8K monitor

[zinfamous]

Nevermind the fact that it's only as good as the monitor you're viewing it on...

But yeah, nothing on a 1080p monitor looks like the left image. Intentional distortion.

yup. I am also amused by these type of images.

 

[zinfamous]

Yup, 8k is where it's at. Even if you cannot drive games at that resolution, why worry? 4k and QHD ("1440p") both scale perfectly there with multiple pixel mapping - zero interpolation needed.

I just hope we get high refresh rate by 2020! I'll settle for 8K 100Hz, but the dream is 240Hz. Considering FHD only hit 240Hz a few months ago I think 2020 is awfully optimistic for the true "ideal" monitor.

yeah, but then you'll be the chump stuck on 8k/240 in 2023 when some punk kid is out there rocking 24k/240 on his allowance.

 

[chubbyfatazn]

Wonder if any of these OLED will get released, Dell canceled the 32" 4k:

http://www.lesnumeriques.com/monite...s-oled-dell-est-finalement-annule-n59151.html

Ya I know the oled got canceled. Sucks so much.

It probably got cancelled because they couldn't figure out how to solve that $5000 price tag problem they were having. Not to mention Asus releasing a 4k, high refresh HDR beast right along side of it for about $1,200 according to price rumors.

It's baaaaaaaaack, for "only" $3500! But at 60Hz instead of 120

http://www.anandtech.com/show/11272/dells-ultrasharp-30inch-4k-oled-now-on-sale-up3017q-for-3500

 

[Bacon1]

I always love these graphics. The advertisement pictures for the 1080p and 4k monitors used to be super sharp when they were the bees knees. Now all of a sudden they're blurry.

Wow that 8k looks great. Glad I downloaded that driver update to allow it to display on my old 2007 monitor ;D

I hate marketing