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Do you plan to make a 15" 4K version? (I'm patiently waiting...)
by gibsonf1 4y ago
Do you plan to make a 15" 4K version? (I'm patiently waiting...)
- adgjlsfhk1 4y agoWhy? at 15" 1440p is higher res than 5k for a 32" display. It will just eat extra power.
- gibsonf1 4y agoIts for graphics intensive work that the high res is needed, and 15" as minimum size on the road for graphics.
- adgjlsfhk1 4y agoI totally understand 15" screen size, but unless you have your eyes right up against the screen I highly doubt you are going to see a difference between 1440p and 4k. If you're dealing with graphics on a laptop screen you probably should be zoomed in anyway.
- gibsonf1 4y agoIndeed, the difference is dramatic without eyes close.
- neurostimulant 4y ago> unless you have your eyes right up against the screen I've often see graphics people doing this when inspecting their works though. Maybe they're up to something here.
- manigandham 4y agoI can see a massive difference. And more visual space is always welcome.
- shalmanese 4y agoYou typically use a 15" laptop screen at a closer distance than a 32" 5K display.
- PaulWaldman 4y agoSimilar, I'd really be interested in a 15/16 inch HiDPI model that sticks with with P series CPUs. This would hopefully allow for a bigger battery and better cooling than the existing model. Other vendors offer this, but with H series CPUs which seem to throttle quite a bit.