I'm just ranting/wishing here... because they don't make what I want.
160 dpi display at a size of approx. 26"
2560x1600 at 26" would be perfect.
Of course, considering that most manufacturers can't produce *today's* panels with high enough quality... I'm probably asking for too much...
Yeah for 3D it did.
Although ... think about it : if you have a 2560x1600 that's 160dpi or thereabouts if it was on a 26" screen.
Half of that ... 80dpi on a 26" screen would still be very good for games. Like playing a game on those lame 22" 1440x900 screens.
And any significant...
When I used a 1920x1200 LCD display with a measly graphics card (older Radeon I think) I compromised ....
Set the gaming resolution to exactly 1/4 of the native resolution. For a 1920x1200 display that would be 960x600. Not the best of the resolutions but I think I played the FEAR demo this...
TN panels can display 6 bits per channel
That means with three channels (R, G, B) they can display 262144 colors
VA and IPS panels can display 8 bits per channel
That means that with three channels (R, G, B) they can display 16777216 colors
Whether that makes a difference depends on the...
Am I the only one who misses high dpi displays?
The panels I see have really large pixels ... 1920x1200 in 24" or 26" or gasp! even 1680x1050 in 24"....
And I preferred using my 17" CRT at 1600x1200.
Why? Is it that difficult to turn up font sizes on high-res display? Are high-res...
[Disclaimer : I used to work at Sun.]
I've used the Sun 24" LCD I mentioned above and can attest to it having unnoticeable input lag.
I think it's a Samsung S-PVA panel so I'd be interested in knowing why the input lag is so low...
(Disclaimer : I used to work at Sun Microsystems.)
Has anyone used one of the new Sun 24" LCD's? The previous generation sucked big time, but the latest one is beautiful.
http://www.sun.com/desktop/products/monitors/24lcd/
This monitor was the reason why I switched to using LCD's in the...