Samsung now developing 11K mobile display, to be ready in 2018
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- XQx
- 18 Oct 2015
They should go for 999k screen first....
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- Anonymous
- 7Xq
- 15 Jul 2015
Why not develop 16K directly? Although this could be a good move for Samsung - to skip a display (8K) of what could be a generation-long to get standardized just to get ahead in the display department. And all else would follow
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- Anonymous
- 7Xq
- 15 Jul 2015
They would skip 8K
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- Anonymous
- 7Xq
- 15 Jul 2015
AnonD-152638, 14 Jul 2015I hope everyone commeting on that we need new batteries, ac... moreThe chipset and the type of display tech employed should handle battery consumption like it has always been
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- mhB
- 14 Jul 2015
I hope everyone commeting on that we need new batteries, actually understand, that the same research team, don't have the qualifications to develop better batteries.
We cant stop all other development, until we have better batteries.
What if, tomorrow some team unveils truly wireless electricity.
Then we wont have displays, to fully make use of that invention....
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- kr4ckk
- XP0
- 14 Jul 2015
Siune, 13 Jul 2015I'd actually ask 500 GHz, and a battery of 1500 MAh (1500 M... moremaybe in another 20 years this will be the norm.. judging by the speed that technology is advancing
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- Anonymous
- 0Bv
- 14 Jul 2015
There is not cartel on that useless resolution that you cant find any rrlative content at all so they will sell them at even biger prices.At least normal tvs will be sold at normal prices after years of their unethical cartel.
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- 61D
- 14 Jul 2015
That is really an overkill.. What kind of horsepower needed to run those machines?
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- hugo
- 8%5
- 14 Jul 2015
I hope the 11K "trademark" is only used as a theoretical measure, like this would be the resolution if the technology is implemented on a screen used outside VR. Otherwise, as the rest of the commenters, I find this ridiculous.
I don't know what size a pixel needs to be so it is imperceptible even if its looked at very very close. I think the goal is definitely on ppi, but 11k sounds like too many pixel to be used on a mobile device given the current uses we give them.
I find very hard (not impossible, thoug) to spot a pixel on a 44 ppi TV at 4 meter away. The same with a 440 ppi cellphone at a distance over 40 cm.
So, unless 2250 ppi its going to be used CONTACT LENSES DISPLAYS that does make sense.
http://www.cnet.com/news/augmented-reality-contact-lenses-to-be-human-ready-at-ces/
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- oren
- mNF
- 13 Jul 2015
nothing-, 13 Jul 2015Why not use that money for R&D on how to convert heat r... moreI thought the same when I was running today...
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- oren
- mNF
- 13 Jul 2015
nothing-, 13 Jul 2015Why not use that money for R&D on how to convert heat r... moreI thought the same when I was running today...
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- AnonD-189020
- fu%
- 13 Jul 2015
moto man , 13 Jul 2015these are low specs please ask for 99k screen with 80 mpx c... moreKikikikik!!!!! You have made my day
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- AnonD-189020
- fu%
- 13 Jul 2015
AnonD-415371, 13 Jul 2015Totally agree with you, its such a waste of money, why 11k ... moreIf the world was full of people like you we would be still living in tents
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- AnonD-5197
- QDj
- 13 Jul 2015
commonsensecalling , 13 Jul 2015Why are you all talking like it's a smartphone display. The... moreThis. People don't read the article... just the title. And then head to the comment section to bash.
While I'm a little scared to bring VR into my life as I might stay in there for life, this would be a MASSIVE improvement over today's VR screens. Most would agree if you have tried them.
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- rob
- Pww
- 13 Jul 2015
LEARN: What's the point of this, right? Well, the 2250ppi density will allow the screen to produce VR experiences without pixelization. But ever the display or smartphone * includes a battery of 20000 mAh :v.
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- vG7
- 13 Jul 2015
lol
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- J1C
- 13 Jul 2015
With that slow battery improvements and thickness crazy, i doubt if a phone with such display will even turn on.
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- Dan
- B28
- 13 Jul 2015
AnonD-93439, 13 Jul 2015That money could have been used to cure aids or Alzheimer! ... moreI do agree
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- v0q
- 13 Jul 2015
Why not use that money for R&D on how to convert heat released by human body to electricity which can be used to power the battery of a smart phone.
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- commonsensecalling
- 86t
- 13 Jul 2015
Why are you all talking like it's a smartphone display. The title says mobile and they even say in the article it'll be used for virtual reality. Sounds like Samsung will try to compete with HTC's vine