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Today Ortus Technology, a Japanese manufacturer of industrial flat panel displays, announced a new 9.6-inch TFT boasting a whopping resolution of 3840×2160. For those keeping score, that happens to be the newly appointed 4K UHD standard, and the same as Sony’s £15,500 84-inch behemoth.
Except that on an 84-inch TV your eyes have an actual chance of discerning all those extra pixels, providing a more immersive viewing experience than HDTV. On a 9.6-inch display you’ll never be able to get close enough to warrant all those extra dots. Your eyes simply aren’t that sharp, and they never will be. The company claims the displays will be well suited to medical applications, and professional broadcast gear where high-resolution imagery is important. But at 458ppi Ortus’ screen crushes even the iPhone 5′s retina display, and when was the last time you were able to discern an individual pixel on that? [Ortus Technology via Tech-On!]
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According to nearly every manufacturer, this resolution is more important than a lack of lag, superior networking, longer battery life, and a higher fps. Yeah, right.
That looks like a professional monitor to me, as used on sets and locations. Not for consumer use. It would be good (and a first) to be able to review shots etc at that resolution.