HD means what? #
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 01:20 GMT
Doesn't HD mean 1080p or 720p? If so what good is HD on an iPhone with it's less than 720 pixel vertical resolution?
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 01:20 GMT
maybe even an Apple Mac netbook (McNetbook?)
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 01:20 GMT
Doesn't HD mean 1080p or 720p? If so what good is HD on an iPhone with it's less than 720 pixel vertical resolution?
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 02:20 GMT
HD means what?
How 'bout an external? And, while we're dreaming, how about a roll-up, flexible OLED?
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 06:07 GMT
the iphone gets a 1920x1080 pixel 32 bit color display and a whopping magnifying glass....
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 09:47 GMT
Personally I would love one of these as I use my iPhone for casual web surfing and email but things like books and reading documents is a bit fiddly.
With a larger screen (screens that could be driven by this) it would really be a sweet little device. Maybe nothing more than a niche but very cool.
That said I suspect this will be mostly for games on the "next" iPhone.
btw - check out the Palm Pre, finally it looks like the iPhone has competition.
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 09:56 GMT
Or a new Dock with a Display port and magsafe power port so you can hook it up to one of those new 24" Cinema Displays, enable a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and you have a Desktop computer for home / office tasks that's a phone when you're out and about.
Don't think this will happen until the competition catches up though.
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 11:19 GMT
they'll probably do that iPhone-into-the-side-of-a-cinema_display trick and you'll carry your iPhone around as your low-powered mobile compute device...
The OpenCL would ensure that it responds pretty well and handle most low-power tasks thrown at it. Combine that with MobileMe and iWork.com, and you're fully connected and mobile.
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 13:25 GMT
I suspect that this is something to compete with Nvidia's Tegra chip with HDMI to a HD display.
http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=1324