8K 9.6inch IPS and 8K 13.3 inch OLED display introduced

[GoodBytes]

Or it didn't have one at all, and the text wasn't properly interpreted by window's attempt to re-scale it. (I generally only see it on old rich gui's)

Normally Windows would scale the window as an image for unsupported software, so it appears blurry'ish.

What you can do is right-click on the program shortcut or executable, go under the "Compatibility" tab, and check the box to disable high-scaling, and the program will appear 100% DPI, no scale. Unless Microsoft evaluates that it can scale at least the text, it will.

[Beskamir]

This would be amazing for VR! (Assuming GPU's would be able to power it.)

[aom]

This would be amazing for VR! (Assuming GPU's would be able to power it.)

so 90fps minimum.............you be high af.

single GPUs still struggle with that at 1440p.......much less 8K

 

Eventually, when the technology catches up to make this viable, we can have neuro implants that project it in our minds.

[Beskamir]

so 90fps minimum.............you be high af.

single GPUs still struggle with that at 1440p.......much less 8K

 

Eventually, when the technology catches up to make this viable, we can have neuro implants that project it in our minds.

Well if someone's buying an 8K display they are likely rich enough to buy 4 of the most powerful gpus available at the time of purchase to make the entire setup at least slightly viable. Also you say modern GPUs struggle with 1440p... but Battlefront 3 (No EA I won't call it Battlefront as that game came out years ago) apparently runs really well on higher end cards. Like 40-50 on UHD http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/463138-star-wars-battlefront-benchmarked-on-nvidia-and-amd-runs-best-on-radeon-%E2%80%93-exceptionally-well-optimized-across-the-board/ now just scale that by 2-3.5 times and you get an estimate of how 4 GPUs could perform.

 

Anyways this tablet would be too large at nearly 10inches so they would have to shrink it even more. Not to mention that resolution isn't even the most important factor of a good display.

[Swndlr]

915 DPI

WHAT THE FUCK YO

[rattacko123]

You have clearly never used Windows with a high-dpi settings.

Please test first, then you can comment. Please stop spreading FUD from others that you read about.

At work I use a 4K monitor 150% DPI setting. I know how well it works. I use it every single day hours on end.

I used a macbook retina with 150% and 200% DPI on windows 7. The icons looked great, but the text was a bit dodgy and all the programs (except for ones that were optimized for high DPI such as firefox) looked really blurry. Not sure how much it has improved with windows 8.1 and 10.

EDIT:

You definitely want Windows 8 and up. Preferably Win10

Oh so windows 7 is not good for high DPI setups I guess...

[Doobeedoo]

Can we get OLED desktop monitors?