> such as 4k 24" replacing everyone's 1080p 24" The problem is the prevalence of 1080p. 1440p on 24" becomes 'retina' at 28" viewing distance (vs 37" for 1080p

> such as 4k 24" replacing everyone's 1080p 24" The problem is the prevalence of 1080p. 1440p on 24" becomes 'retina' at 28" viewing distance (vs 37" for 1080p and 19" for 4k). Grayscale anti-aliasing at that pixel density is really good, gaining you a few inches of viewing distance. I would personally like to see something commonly available between 1440p and 4K (the jump in resolution is abnormally significant). If you've worked on a high refresh rate it's also really hard to drop down and, currently, it's still mostly a choice given the bandwidth and compute requirements. The difference between 60Hz and 144Hz is like the difference between 480p and 1080p, even for tasks like text editing. 60Hz is fucking awful.