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That what I meant, a built in calibration arm/camera unit plus easily replacable panel w/o driver unit might have been a killer feature. But replaceable and App
by mxfh 7y ago
That what I meant, a built in calibration arm/camera unit plus easily replacable panel w/o driver unit might have been a killer feature. But replaceable and Apple don't mix.
To me this looks like a overengineered consumer device, with insane macro-scale part count and failures/uniformity issues just waiting to happen. Besides local contrast issues with in a LED driven pixel area and the borders between them. You can do this, but comparing it reference class seems quite the claim to live up to.
The $40k Sony device mentioned is OLED btw.
https://www.apple.com/105/media/us/pro-display-xdr/2019/1e439996-d014-462a-94d6-f67407717b60/overview/layers/large_2x.mp4 https://www.apple.com/105/media/us/pro-display-xdr/2019/1e43...
- gridlockd 7y ago> The $40k Sony device mentioned is OLED btw. ...and it still burns in, degrades, etc. It's not supposed to show a desktop. Even with a replaceable panel, it would be a very costly affair. LCD panels are mass market products, even if they happen to be (cut as) 6K or 8K.
- dethac 7y agoI'd imagine that that's implicit: Nobody's buying a 40k display to show a desktop.