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No. If their eyes are unable to resolve the smaller pixels it will offer no benefit. Would be better to get a large standard resolution screen. However, i would
by yummypaint 5y ago
No. If their eyes are unable to resolve the smaller pixels it will offer no benefit. Would be better to get a large standard resolution screen. However, i would avoid smart TVs as they are extremely consumer hostile and may blare ads over your relative's attempts to use the computer. A 27"+ monitor made ~10 years ago would be ideal.
- computator 5y ago> If their eyes are unable to resolve the smaller pixels it will offer no benefit. Sorry, I don't understand. The pixels would be bigger in the idea I'm proposing. > A 27"+ monitor made ~10 years ago would be ideal. That's exactly what they have now. I'm suggesting replacing it with a 49-inch monitor (a Ultra HD TV) set to the same resolution. The pixels would therefore be bigger.