The best market assumption are pro-users with a wastful of government and small peoples money
Demand for ultra-high-definition 4K displays is forecast to grow for numerous business and professional applications, including creating and editing graphics and video, financial-related operations requiring intensive use of graphs and small text, and CAD services for displaying detailed drawings
Or to say it this news aint wort a schaiße until it will be affordable to consumers. And it seem thy intend to millk of a pro users and let the rest drooling for it for next few years.
And marketing nonsense to sound very wise
The PN-K321 is Sharp's latest 32” ultra-high-definition (3840*2160) display and features smaller transistors (TFTs) in the LCD panel compared to conventional displays, thereby increasing the amount of transmitted light per pixel.
Woooow, ofc, that feature size of transistors should reduce if we have 4 TIMES MORE transistors on same area. But in fact light outpšut has nothing to do with it. They theoretically can output 4 TIMES more light if they're the same as transistors used in FullHD but that would also mean at least QUADRUPLE power consumption not even counting drivers behind screen
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when i said "without conversion" i should have said without dithering to be clearer perhaps, oh well, OmegaHuman one upped me so heres an up vote
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