Andre Yoskowitz
20 Jun 2011 13:17
Eizo Nanao, the popular Japanese computer display maker has announced their DuraVision FDH3601 36.4-inch display this week.
Making the display important is the fact that it has 4Kx2K resolution (4096x2160).
Current "Full HD" 1080p monitors and TVs have a resolution of just 1920x1080.
Furthermore, the DuraVision is LED-backlit, has 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 700cd/m2 brightness, two DVI-D ports, two DisplayPorts (HDCP) and an EcoView Sense sensor, meaning the display will turn itself off given certain parameters.
Set for release on September 7th in Japan, the display has an expected life of 2 years (if on 24/7) and will cost a slight fortune at $36,000.