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I was going to post the same thing, but I'm just going to hook onto your post. I've been roaming the web for a good high res desktop monitor for development pur
by akurilin 14y ago
I was going to post the same thing, but I'm just going to hook onto your post. I've been roaming the web for a good high res desktop monitor for development purposes for a couple of months and there's simply nothing out there. Based on my research, there hasn't been enough motivation for monitor makers to increase the resolution.
I think, and I might be missing a very obvious demographic, that developers trying to cram in 12 vim buffers on one screen would be the main use-case, and that's just not large enough of a market to justify developing ultra-high-res panels at 24" or 27" at an affordable cost. I'm sure you can make and outrageously expensive monitor of that quality, similar to that 28" that John Carmack paid 10k for in 1995, but not that many people would be able to justify the purchase.
- Filligree 14y agoPhotography.
- sukuriant 14y agoColor accuracy is infinitely more important than the number of pixels I can push on a screen for photography. My color-accurate monitor is 1440 x 900. If I need to check for sharpness, I zoom in anyway (and I would zoom in if I were in a retina display, too, practically until I could see the pixels)
- Filligree 14y agoFortunately, the Retina screen also has very good color accuracy, at least so long as you want sRGB. It's pretty nice.