Sony TRIMASTER quad-HD LCD multiplies the resolution, and the price, of any home HDTV
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jeffpoker @ Oct 6th 2009 1:27PM
Many people can't even tell the difference between 720p and 1080p. Home screens are too little for quad hd so that's pretty much a waste of money in my opinion
Papa Midnight @ Oct 29th 2009 10:47AM
Many people need to have their eyes check because 1280x720 is a BIG difference from 1920x1080.
Shoufeng Yang @ Oct 6th 2009 1:46PM
I assume SONY will have to produce a 2/3" 3CCD (resolution of 1920x1080) camcorder and then use pixel shifting to achieve a perceived resolution (luma) of 3840x2160. Well, the camcorder will be more than $100K, or have Japanese national broadcaster NHK design a 1" 3CMOS camcorder deliver a real resolution of 3840x2160. Actually NHK demonstrated a UltraHDTV delivering a resolution of 7680x4320, it was achieved from a camcorder with a chip (3840x2160) through pixel shifting. I heard that motion sickness tend to happen to many viewers.
madgamer @ Oct 6th 2009 4:46PM
You guys know that there are 4k digital cameras right? And when film is scanned, it's usually at 4k or greater? This really isn't for a home user, but someone who is working with a 4k source for color grading, special effects, or even medical imaging.
Charles @ Oct 6th 2009 10:19PM
Guys, the TRIMASTER name implies this is for professional grading and monitoring use only.