chucker23n1 macrumors G3 Dec 7, 2014 9,263 12,332 Oct 17, 2018 #76 (At 8K, with the same aspect ratio, they would likely make it 7680x2160, for 163 ppi. Which is amusingly enough the ppi of the pre-Retina iPhones.)
(At 8K, with the same aspect ratio, they would likely make it 7680x2160, for 163 ppi. Which is amusingly enough the ppi of the pre-Retina iPhones.)
I imageWIS macrumors 65816 Mar 17, 2009 1,281 823 NYC Oct 19, 2018 #77 TheralSadurns said: Because they are non-retina. Aka. no hidpi. Click to expand... In Mojave HiDPI options for external 4K monitors have disappeared... Where's the explanation for that?
TheralSadurns said: Because they are non-retina. Aka. no hidpi. Click to expand... In Mojave HiDPI options for external 4K monitors have disappeared... Where's the explanation for that?
McG2k1 macrumors 6502 Jun 22, 2011 356 558 Oct 21, 2018 #78 CodexMonkey said: What are you pitching it against, price-wise? If you know of an equivalent, or something even close, for around $1000, let us know!! Click to expand... Just because there’s nothing to pitch it against doesn’t make the price fine. Too high is too high.
CodexMonkey said: What are you pitching it against, price-wise? If you know of an equivalent, or something even close, for around $1000, let us know!! Click to expand... Just because there’s nothing to pitch it against doesn’t make the price fine. Too high is too high.
chucker23n1 macrumors G3 Dec 7, 2014 9,263 12,332 Oct 24, 2018 #79 McG2k1 said: Just because there’s nothing to pitch it against doesn’t make the price fine. Too high is too high. Click to expand... It may be too high for you, and it’s arguably too high to become mass-market, but I’m not sure that’s the goal for curved monitors. They’ll probably come down to $700-ish, but there’s no need for them to compete with $150 screens.
McG2k1 said: Just because there’s nothing to pitch it against doesn’t make the price fine. Too high is too high. Click to expand... It may be too high for you, and it’s arguably too high to become mass-market, but I’m not sure that’s the goal for curved monitors. They’ll probably come down to $700-ish, but there’s no need for them to compete with $150 screens.