17:34 Toshiba has a display with a higher pixel density than Apple’s retina …

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Comment on Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″ by Anonymous:

17:34
Toshiba has a display with a higher pixel density than Apple’s retina display & has had it for years. The real problem is the interface, even duallink dvi struggles to keep up with high pixel count displays.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  god damn! 4K TV!

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  “You’d think they’d be more concerned about increasing the awful quality of their programming than the resolution.” Exactly this. Cartoons in that resolution is so unnecessary.

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  And here I am, using a 15″ CRT monitor. ;D

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  Omg. Imagine compression not being invented yet. Only a couple of episodes would fit on a HDD. Anyway, we don’t really need higher resolution for anime and JAV. I’d rather see how well 3D anime would do instead. (Is there one yet?)

• Ultra HD Anime on Japanese TV “By 2014″:
  

  I’ll watch sub-240p hentai in RealPlayer on it – fuck da police!

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  At least Sony don’t b*tchslap me, and then try to claim that b*tchslapping is for my own good.

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  As if everyone needs it. you don’t need to tell everyone that you’re dumb.

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  which you created on your own.