We’ve seen like a hundred (not really but it seems like it) 4K TVs at CES so far, but there are ultra high-def tablets, too. Panasonic just whipped one of these pixel-packed device at its keynote. And it’s enormous.
The screen looks beautiful because, duh, double pixels. It looks super thin, runs Windows 8, and it comes with a stylus. But it’s TWENTY INCHES. Twenty. You can’t carry that comfortably. If it ever comes out, it’ll be strictly for professional applications and ludicrously expensive.













I don’t really care that it’s cumbersome as I don’t think it’s supposed to be on that level of portable. If I had the money I’d wall mount it somewhere and have it constantly on the web browser. Voilà convenient information terminal.
And the battery life? Oh, about 20 minutes.
2hours I heard. But as a concept I love the idea of a 4k screen to throw around the house.
“The screen looks beautiful because, duh, double pixels.”
Duh, quadruple pixels more than 1080p.
Its the new phablet Chris was ranting about earlier…
Oh sweet Jesus no. Spare me.
Why is not being able to carry it even mentioned?
This is obviously a desktop tablet. Complaining it’s not very portable is like complaining you can’t fit an ATX pc in your pocket.