By Katie Miller
The concept of ‘Retina Display’ belongs to Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) of course, and immediately brings to mind the future of high definition images. Gone are the days of monochrome monitors in orange or green. Modern technology has made each device a real feast for the senses.
After application of this concept in the third generation iPhone, and iPhone 5 (most likely), the company is preparing an Apple TV with the most perfect higher definition. These would be the first HDTV’s marketed with Retinal Display.
Millions of moviegoers and TV fans around the world are already marveling at the images on their HD devices of 32 to 50 inches and beyond, but for Apple Inc (AAPL) this technology is already outdated and has become a common standard. They promise that they are making it more defined than it already is!
With their other marvelous products, it is safe to say that the future is of course an Apple TV with Retinal Display. Although it will also be interesting to see if the technology they are going to use for this television is similar to that of the third generation 13-inch MacBook Pro, which is now in production and will boast a display resolution of 2880 x 1880 pixels.
Many experts are still arguing if this whole picture quality challenge is really necessary, but for many, the promise not to see any pixel on the screen at an average distance is more than enough reason to fall in love with this technology.
According to Raymond Soneira, CEO of DisplayMate Technologies, Apple Inc will continue to apply this now famous Retina Display technology to almost all their upcoming releases.
It is not known when Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) will be ready to launch this futuristic TV but according to Forbes, with its use of advanced technology and expensive components, Retina television would cost around $25000 per unit, making it affordable only for the rich. However, it is much more likely that, as time passes, Apple will be able to produce less expensive TV’s with Retinal display.
Source: PT-News
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