EMitch02 t1_j9maekl wrote
Would my eyes be able to tell the difference?
PPatBoyd t1_j9mdgci wrote
I see these advances as most potentially useful in VR contexts; we've basically maxed out relevant screen resolution for normal displays in the effective arc lengths observable by the human eye.
WilfordGrimley t1_j9mli5m wrote
I could see this tech being used in tandem with pre-foviated rendering in VR contexts to deliver extreme detail with efficient GPU usage.
3_50 t1_j9mmd01 wrote
> The tech – which has extraordinary light scattering properties – would replace the liquid crystal layer and would not require the polarisers, which are responsible for half of wasted light intensity and energy use in displays.
PPatBoyd t1_j9mo9hp wrote
I suppose with regards to OP question they would be able to see the difference in a thinner display with lower energy use, totally!
unswsydney OP t1_j9qoihl wrote
Here's what Professor Andrey Miroshnichenko had to say, u/PPatBoyd:
>Great suggestion! Indeed, it would be possible to make curved (or even flexible) screens using such devices.
Fishydeals t1_j9o7e89 wrote
On phones sure. Pc displays not really.
Xe6s2 t1_j9mbur4 wrote
No but your wallet will!
upx t1_j9q7jz1 wrote
It’s the thinnest and lightest ever. We think you’re gonna love it!
grrrrreat t1_j9mgj4t wrote
Gamers will tell you numbers go up
terminateMEATBAGS t1_j9q6uu3 wrote
Bigger number better
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unswsydney OP t1_j9qo87w wrote
Thanks for the questions u/EMitch02, here's Professor Andrey Miroshnichenko.
>Depending on the size of the screen. Generally, it should enable sharper images even on large screens.
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