Lol not happening. When has Apple ever made a revision that quickly?
iPad 3 was replaced by the iPad 4 after 6 months.
Lol not happening. When has Apple ever made a revision that quickly?
I'm sorry, you thought I was serious..... And you believe this rumour.... Owww bless!
Are you serious now? That would make one of us.
They might never update the Thunderbolt display. It's such a niche product these days, they can hardly be bothered with the R&D.
As for 8K what graphics card will they be using in an iMac to drive it? Sounds like a resource hogger to me, and what about content. Finding decent 4K content is hard enough, but 8K? At what point does it make no difference but to a few eagle eyed users?
I'd rather they concentrated on a wider more constant colour gamut with a matt screen than more pixels.
Nah, I'll skip it. 16K is where it's at.
Glad someone mentioned this, you are the first one to mention this, I also saw that right away.
8K?
4. The only reason they are increasing resolution is for you to replace your computers and TVs, other wise factories would have to close because we do not need such resolutions in our day to day, people are having a blast watching Youtube videos and Vines, what mater is the message of the content, not the resolution of it.
Finding decent 4K content is hard enough, but 8K? At what point does it make no difference but to a few eagle eyed users?
The answer to this is that at 6 feet (average viewing distance is 7-10 feet for TV) a 65 inch television is retina display at 1080p.
Most cinemas with digital projectors only show 2K.
Since almost all high value content is created for one of these two delivery methods, there is no incentive for distributors to even release 4K content.
In addition, a lot of television shows (and movies) are shot on the Arri Alexa camera which only records in 1080p, so they're just upscaling anyway.
You are really stretching my vocab here. I do believe it is "touts".
Maybe Apple can add a decent GPU to run games like Battlefield HardLine as a reason for us to upgrade instead from jumping from 4k-->8K resolution.
In addition, a lot of television shows (and movies) are shot on the Arri Alexa camera which only records in 1080p, so they're just upscaling anyway.
Maybe Apple can add a decent GPU to run games like Battlefield HardLine as a reason for us to upgrade instead from jumping from 4k-->8K resolution.
I'm not sure whether 8K vs. 5K on the same 27" screen would actually give you any advantage.
If they really plan something in 8K, then I believe it's rather an Apple TV instead of an iMac.