I did think of one way this could be done a few months ago, and did post my ideas. God knows where though!
My general idea was that they could make a custom gpu that could handle this doubled res just for static images only, reading a book etc.
But, and here's the clever bit, the gpu basically pixel doubled what it did when it came to animation or games, so you only got 1024x768 on movement or in a game as the custom chip was basically grabbing 4 pixels at a time to do the movement.
However when the movement stopped it then rezzed the screen up to it's full capacity.
I've no idea if/how this would work, but I think it sounds a reasonable concept to address the issues.
You don't need to see every pixel during a scroll or something. Perhaps your eyes could no even notice it? But as soon as the movement stops the full res is restored.
That's the basis of the idea I had of a way it could work.
I don't know what anyone else thinks of this as a workable solution ?
