And the hardware to run 8K would probably require several Xeons and quad-SLI. I don't think we'll see 8K displays anytime soon. This is just the theoretical limit. And the first sentence in the article is just sensationalistic writing.
With that said, I can't wait for new technologies. We live in exciting times.
As long as I can not make full profit of Retina in JAVA on my MacBook Pro
I couldn't care less about 8K, 16K, 32K a.s.o.
Until now the only advantage is 1920 pixels wide, making it a full blown
development machine .... although I need reading glasses 3.0 to work.
And 8K movies and even wallpapers are not to be found anywhere .....
If something becomes obsolete whenever there's something with higher specs being worked on/planned, then every tech-product ever will always be and have always been obsolete.
Nah mate 🙂 There are hardly any displays that support 8K, even 4K TVs are hard to find cheaply. The TV manufacturers will delay the 8K TVs anyway so that they can sell all the 4K TVs which they have put so much R&D work into.
The iMac 5K will be obsolete one day but I don't think just yet (since there is hardly any 4K content anyway!)