1080p 7.1" lcd monitor for red

Yikes.. you do realise that the DPI on that thing is actually denser than print resoloution (300dpi). You probably hold a loupe to the screen and inspect detail! I cant imagine that as Ive never seen that high res on a such a small space before.
 
now try a 600dpi viewfinder

now try a 600dpi viewfinder

acehole111 said:
Yikes.. you do realise that the DPI on that thing is actually denser than print resoloution (300dpi). You probably hold a loupe to the screen and inspect detail! I cant imagine that as Ive never seen that high res on a such a small space before.
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if you read further in the link, you'll see the 1024x768 2.6" lcd also to be announced at the show. too bad it's not 16:9:

http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/17/sanyo-epson-announce-7-1-inch-1080p-lcd-by-far-the-worlds-smal/
 
acehole111 said:
Yikes.. you do realise that the DPI on that thing is actually denser than print resoloution (300dpi). You probably hold a loupe to the screen and inspect detail! I cant imagine that as Ive never seen that high res on a such a small space before.
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a) Dont forget that for offset printing is 300dpi picture riped to 150-175 lpi raster so its quite different

b) Its old story: back in year 2000 IBM produced the T220 LCD monitor (3840x2400) with 200 PPI and more than 9 million pixels in total on its 22.2-inch screen!!!
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http://domino.watson.ibm.com/comm/pr.nsf/pages/news.20010627_display.html
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=8578
http://www.superwarehouse.com/IBM_T221_Black_22_LCD_Monitor/9503DG3/p/39752

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ibm not exactly portable

ibm not exactly portable

hawaj said:


a) Dont forget that for offset printing is 300dpi picture riped to 150-175 lpi raster so its quite different

b) Its old story: back in year 2000 IBM produced the T220 LCD monitor (3840x2400) with 200 PPI and more than 9 million pixels in total on its 22.2-inch screen!!!
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http://domino.watson.ibm.com/comm/pr.nsf/pages/news.20010627_display.html
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=8578
http://www.superwarehouse.com/IBM_T221_Black_22_LCD_Monitor/9503DG3/p/39752

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they just developed ultra hd lcds that blow away that ibm too but none are portable and they require ac power. at least a 7.1" 1080p lcd can actually be used in portable way for framing, color and focusing.
 
a Viewsonic version of the same LCD panel was used at IBC to show nearly 4K footage in the Red booth to show Redcode...cursor was TINY...half the size, literally and exactly, of what you'd get on an Apple 23". Acutally a bit smaller since a 22" panel not 23"
 
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