Displayport the real future of HD

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Displayport

 

only one question really

 

will this new spec allow for greater resolution such as S-HTDV, wquxga or 3840x2400/3840x2160p?

 

Widescreen VP2290b LCD, the professional's choice

 

Features

 

9.2 mega pixel (27.6 million RGB dots)

Ultra-high 204 pixel per inch (PPI) produces stunning picture clarity and photo-like images.

 

Widescreen 16:10 aspect ratio

Widescreen format allows desktop publishing professionals to display two full pages of text and graphics simultaneously.

 

5X pixel density LCD display

Advanced high-resolution liquid crystal panel technology boosts pixel density up to five times higher than a normal LCD display for superior picture clarity and perfect focus.

 

Pure digital interface

Digital interface ensures original data integrity for spectacular, crystal-clear images.

 

Broad, accurate color gamut

conforms to ITU 709 HDTV color standard accurately reproducing true, vibrant colors.

 

Powerfully compatible

Compatible with PCs, Macs, Sun and SGI workstations.

 

Full 22.2" viewable screen

 

3840x2400 optimum resolution

 

High brightness and contrast

235-nit (typ) brightness and 400:1 (typ) contrast ratio for rich, detailed images.

 

Advanced AGS-1 anti-glare coating

Eliminates glare under almost any ambient lighting.

 

XtremeView® performance

Up to 170º viewing angles horizontally and 170º vertically, providing image clarity from all directions.

 

Liquid View® Software included free

Enlarge desktop icons, fonts and toolbars—even MS application toolbars—up to 200% for easy legibility.

 

i hope those new 22.2-23+" screens can be used by mortals who opt for display adaptors that have this new connector for dual mode computer display and television applications.